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I love the idea of a half-cover and this is an excellent cover. It fits perfectly and I use it both when she's parked in the shed as well as when I'm out on the road. All in all a great purchase, I definitely recommend it! |
| Cheap and works. I've had this product for six months and it hasn't loosened like I thought it might. It stays in place and helps me change-up my grip position for long rides. I'm going to buy another one for our V-Strom. |
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After having read the reviews, I did buy this and happy I did. Placed it on the right locking cover below the headlamp adjustment knob. Did pull the cover off the gauge before mounting and sealed it with silicon for water proofing. Just returned from a 2200 mile trip, rain, snow, hail. Now problems with moisture so far! Works as advertised!! |
| Not bad, but not good either. It probably works OK if you happen to be one of the three sizes of people it is made for. Too limited on adjustability for this money. Yeah, you can bend it but should you have to bend something this expensive? Easy to install, wore well with weather but if you can't emotionally handle cutting your seat, see a shrink; you'll be happier. UNLESS you are sized for one of the three positions. |
| Yes, these are nice, look great and easy to install. Well worth it. |
| I agree, nice piece price is not out of line for the right touch of bling to dress up that front. WHY don't they make one of these for the VTX?? Would also have been nice if it were a bit wider. PRACTICE and study your position before sticking it on!! |
| Yup, for $85 bucks this is one of the best ways to add some chrome look. Get RID of that stupid battleship gray and add this. While your at it, add the fog lights and the timing cover. |
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Nice rack - looks great, and is fairly functional, especially with the bag designed to accompany this rack. A little tough to dry off the bike underneath the rack, so recommend getting the risers and star washers when installing...that will stabilize the feet and distribute the torsion on the feet when hitting bumps or tightening. The rubber insert came off mine and I had to purchase some good epoxy to keep that on the rack. I've had that problem with other Kuryakyn products that have rubber parts glued or stuck on. All in all, it's the best looking rack on the market, and I am glad I got it. |
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These are okay, and a bit of a pain to install, but my wife likes them as it almost feels like having "doors" on the rear of the bike. Nice to have a place for a drink, but the elbow pads are not very soft for extended ride times. One broke off for me while driving down the road (without a rider)at 70mph and created lots of excitement behind me. The dealer told me the one year warranty was expired, so I had to buy a new one to replace the one that broke off. I probably would not buy these again, but that's just my personal opinion. |
| Looks terrific...a great finishing touch to the nose cone of my bike. I've also added the "Night Rider" lights to the vent underneath this piece, and it really looks nice. |
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I put this on the front of the bike, right below the windshield -- looks great. My first one broke because I tried to add a little more curve to it...my advice is go with what you get - it doesn't bend - it just snaps in half. Nice little personal addition to the bike. |
| This is such an easy install. Why they can't factory fit this along with the Aux input is beyond me. Shame on honda as this is not exactly a cheap bike. Make sure you cut the right location hole depending on model year. X marks the spot on the fairing pocket. |