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| Powers my cell phone charging plug; mounted inside the left fairing pocket diagonally in the RH fwd corner. Have not found a cigar plug that will work in this though. |
| Nice addition, don't have to remove cover to remove filter. Slim, sturdy tool. |
| I needed a manet on the drain plug, only makes sense - stock plug on the oil pan did not have this. This one has a 13mm head, where the stock plug was 15mm. |
| Perfect color match with my Titanium 08 gl1800 color. Upgraded the spoiler light (included) with the 4-function stop/run/turn light. Put the Kury rack over this spoiler with the riser kit. |
| You'll probably need these, especially if you've got the spoiler on a gl1800. These rise the rack off the decklid an ideal distance/clearance; did not use the star washer kit, did not need them with the Kuryankyn rack. |
| Great pegs. Had to trade the 6" arms that came with these pegs for the kury short arms, though. Careful on tightening down the peg to the arm without the roll pins being aligned. |
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I never opened the package. Was checking it out and while it looks like a very nice peace. Note on back say's 98 and up 1500's. I have an 89. So be sure you have an 98 & up before ordering. |
| None better! Don't leave home without one. With this backrest riding long distance becomes a piece of cake. The only reason to stop is for gas and you know how far these bikes can go between drinks. |
| My wife loves these things but I'm not so thrilled. They have to be "deployed" to open the trunk or risk breaking the hinges. However, they are quality built and look good. After a few rides in the rain they require a little lubricant to keep them from squeaking. |
| I bought the 34oz size for the passenger. Works great with the Krome Works arm rest. I definitely recommend this over any other cup holder I have seen. I have the 20oz size up front for me. I reviewed it several weeks ago. |
| good idea to keep some spares of these in your tool kit or other emergency supplies when traveling |
| good to keep some of these in your tool kit or with other emergency supplies when traveling |