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| Very nice piece of kit, heavy and well made. One of the components cracked when I was tightening the bolt on mine but Wingstuff are being very helpful on getting a replacement part. It feels a bit strange riding with your legs so wide apart, but it's nice to have the option on a long ride. |
| Took about 2 seconds to "install". I put it as low as possible... There is a warning that it is for low speed use only. Here's to hoping that their definition of “low” is anything under 100 ;-) |
| Like several have said. If you pack it full... you will be unpacking to close the covers. First real test will be next month . . . packing and heading to Wing Ding. |
| Very nice. On my last Wing I had the dealer install. This time I did it myself. Very scary... but very easy. Just be REAL sure you have the little template in place. Measure 3x (since it's your trunk) cut once. |
| Great product. I followed the instructions for the first side. Putting it on... taking it off marking the holes.. then drilling. I AM NOT SAYING THIS IS A GREAT IDEA. But for the second side I attached at the attena. attached the brace in the cubby. And then drilled through the side cubby and the bracket without taking it out. Much easier. I suspect there is a risk if your bit is dull that you could crack the back of the cubby/trunk. But if you have a good bit, it's much easier. It was for me. Again, I don't want to hear it if something breaks... just telling you how I did it. Be creative at your own risk. |
| Bought two of these and so far have about five hundred miles on them at highway speeds and they still look brand new with no signs of fraying at all! Very happy with these flags! |
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These are nifty little bags. Pack your stuff in the bags, throw them in the trunk and saddlebag compartments and you're ready to go. It is possible to overpack these and then have a hard time getting them in the compartments. About two thirds to three quarters full seems to work pretty well. These are well made sturdy bags at a great price! |
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I love this thing! It is by far the best drink holder I have ever used! The mount holds the mug very securely and that lid is absolutely not coming off! The caps that restrict the flow through the straw when drinking hot beverages work great! When you're ready for the cold drink just slip the rubber cap off the straw and the liquid flows freely! I opted for the 34 oz. size and am very happy with it. The only control blocked from view by the mug is the "MUTE" button for the audio system, but that's no problem because I know where it is! I should have bought this thing two years ago and saved myself a bunch of aggravation! In my opinion this is worth every penny! |
| This is a well-made sturdy bag. Mounts extremely securely to the luggage rack and gives you more room to pack stuff than you probably should! Easy access to the interior of the bag and the two pockets on the front of the bag make this an excellent bag at a very reasonable price! The pull-out rain cover is very handy and works great! |
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This item really looks nice on the bike! The color of the LEDs is a deep rich amber that matches the color of the Kuryakn front LED reflector conversion (part #KU7455) perfectly! Having them blink with the turn signals is a super nice touch and makes your intentions obvious to other vehicles traveling alongside... especially at night. Installation was straightforward and simple. Adds additional lighting to the side of the bike which is always a good thing! I recommend this product! |
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This is an excellent well-made meter! Easy to see day or night... the red backlighting is kind of cool! CAUTION: If you are drilling your own hole in the panel and you want the meter centered properly DO NOT drill on the cross-hair markings that are on the back of the panel! If you do the meter will be too far to the left and the edge of the meter will rest against the lip of the recessed part of the panel and not rest flush against the panel. I did this and ended up using a file to widen the hole slightly to the right and managed to make it work, but the meter is not quite centered in the square recessed portion of the panel. It doesn't bother me at all, but it might cause consternation to some folks. I have a 2006 Wing and had a difficult time finding the power connector. I finally found it after taking the top cover off! When I installed my CB last year I tucked the plug under a restraining hook below the top cover! Once I found it plugging the meter in was a piece of cake. The plug is a red connector inside a rubber boot. It's there, but you may have to hunt for it! Hondaline voltmeter $52... added peace of mind by being able to monitor the alternator output... pricesless! |
| This is a really nice product. It's built very sturdy and installation was a piece of cake. The LEDs on the switches are bright and easy to see even in the sunlight. Looks really nice on the bike, especially with the chrome "Free Spirit" caps! Highly recommend this switch block! |