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| very easy install,just take it slow,,drilling will not make your 1800 bleed,,luv the look,,, |
| I install my drink holder 10/23/06 it look great but it leaks I thought I wasn't tighten the top good,and the chrome is pealing on the holder. |
| Instant gratification. These went on in a jiffy and provided a little extra sparkle. Very nice. |
| I was really torn whether to order the pegs or boards. Now that the pegs are on the bike and I've had a couple good rides I'm sure they were the right choice for me. The look is right and the utility is perfect. Install was easy too! I can't imagine a long ride without them. |
| The larger grips are easy to install and look great! Glad Kuryakyn came out with the heated grip version. |
| Easy install. Nice touch to bring the chrome up front. |
| Installation was easy and secure. Nice to have a drink while riding! |
| So far, so good but have only about 500 miles on it and NONE of them at 75-80 mph. From reviews I did initially Loktite screws on installation. I will renew review after additional miles and opportunities to fail or not. |
| I really love this stuff it makes the bugs come off way easy,and it cleans up my wing in a snap !!! IT'S Worth the few bucks more than that stuff in the pink can !!! |
| My wife really likes the new foot boards. I can't believe after spending close to two hundred bucks on these that Kuryakyn is too cheap to put their own spring and clip in them. A job that should have taken 10 minutes took over an hour to get the stock spring and clip in. |
| Follow-up on previous review. I have over 12,000 miles now and have enjoyed these tires the whole time. Yes, I have some cupping, but so does my friend's Dunlops E3's. We bought our 1800's the same day and ride a lot together, but his came with Dunlops. When the cupping got bad enough, the wobble showed up, but only when I take both hands off the bars; not something I do often. Turns out the 1800 has a cheap front end, with suspension on one side and an anti-dive on the other. Replacing the fork is the answer, but I don't have the grand it takes to upgrade. So, for now I will replace my stones with new stones, put up with the minor annoyance, and enjoy the bike as is. For what it's worth, my buddy is replacing his Dunlops with new Dunlops. He really likes his tires, too. |
| Really like the look and they were not difficult to install. Saddle bags lights are brighter with brakes. |