

| Very nice piece of trim to give the rear fender that perfect flair. Dry fitment is a must, and the piece is tough to bend but is worth the extra effort. |
| Installed on a 2008 Comfort model if you are hesitant about installing yourself with cutting the seat get over it. Install was very simple after watching Steve Saunder's video and the wiring for the heated seat is well protected from where you cut. Seat looks stock and adds great comfort, no complaints from the pillion as far as room either. Great product! |
| Cover works great for daily use, is fairly small and doesn't take up much room in the saddlebags. Goes on in seconds and will also fit without the need to fold your antennas if you choose. |
| Works exactly as advertised. Keeps you cool and dry. Haven't tried it on a long trip but it's great around town when it's hot out. |
| This is a must have for charity rides. Cut a plastic sheet protector down on two sides to fit. Put ride directions in sheet protector then in map holder. That way you won't get an ink transfer to the plastic map holder. |
| I purchased this item a copule of months back, after I had a flat on the road. If I would have already had this it would have saved me several hours of down time waiting to get off the road. This repair kit is something that should be standard on the bike along with the "Slime" air compressor. Overall, when I do have to use it, I am sure it will have earned all 5 starts. |
| What a great addition to the bike. I love it when you add something that is so simple to install and you end up with great styling. They really look like they belong on the bike! |
| Sehr hohe Qualität, einfache Montage super Optik |
| We went with the plug and play GL1800 kit that gives 5 wires. 1-ground, 2-brakes, 3-running lights, 4-left turnsignal, 5-right turnsignal. I must say that this unit was very easy to install on a friends bike and I liked the plug and play wiring. The relay was easy to stuff into the open area in the upper inner fender under the top box. We used a stiff wire to fish the power and ground wires from the battery to the rear fender without removing the seat. I don't know why they wanted you to remove the seat. You still have to by your own connectors for the trailer and the bike ends. Get the 5 wire flat ones, They are normally used for trailers with brakes, but the Quick KampII that we were hooking up had modular taillights and we were able to light them all up. The relay is encased in resin so I don't expect any problems with it. Everything went as instructed in the directions and It was successfully installed. I'd use one of these kits on my bike if I ever decided to pull a trailer. |
| The trick is tightening the top side nylon lock nuts on the top of the crashbar brackets. They don't tell you how to do that. The clearances are non-existant. I went onto GL1800riders.com and posted a question and the response was to loosen the saddlebags and swing them away enough for you to get a wrench on the upper bolts. Haven't tried that yet so I don't know if it will work. Other than that, It is a well made hitch with one exception. Kuryakyn had you reuse the cheap, flimzy lower support bracket. They actually attach the lower clamps on the receiver plate to this lightweight hollow aluminum brace. I can't imagine why they didn't just run the receiver plate out to the two attachment points on the saddlebag support tubes and have you remove the brace It would have been a lot stronger in my opinion. |
| Got several parts one was the mount with the 2 ball mount. I used it on the clutch handle side. Bolts up and looks like it came with the bike. I also got a 6 in arm and a 3.5 in. and a waterproof case to put my cell phone in as I have a Scala Rider blue tooth on my helmet for the cell phone. |
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Great product. Gopt the leather wrappped one that mounts on the front brake handle. Works well although I have the GL with an Airbag, this could get in the way of the Airbag. Hope I never have to find out. Ride Safe. |