

| Kit came with oil filter, DCT filter and oring. Also included the crush washers which the dealer near did not carry or seem to know much about. |
| Took only a few minutes. Watch the video to see where to tighten the hoop - don't put it over the "button" in the metal. Have these and the Ciro brackets for a variety of tie down points. |
| Took no time to install, now I'm ready just in case. Also did the Kuryakyn tie down for a range of options. |
| Boom mic mount is flimsy, using only a Velcro patch. Bigger issue is that the main wire lead between the lower cord and the mic/speakers has no solid attachment point. I have installed different units on 2 occasions in the past and both had some sort of clamp that gave a solid connection to the helmet. With this unit, while both upper and lower main cords appear solidly built, the upper cord just sits loosely wherever you tuck it behind the padding in your helmet. That upper cord attaches to the leads for the mic/speakers and those wires are super thin. The potential/likely problem is that you or your passenger will get off the bike without first unplugging and it would be surprising if those thin wires stayed in tact. Some modifications I improvised will hopefully overcome this design flaw. But it was such a PITA, I walked away after finishing mine and will get back to my wife's helmet in a few days, when I have more patience for it. Also, especially if you never set up one of these headsets, there were literally NO instructions of any kind in either package. Not a big deal for me, and I MacGyvered the whole setup to try and compensate for the weakness I described above, but that might be another thing to consider. I can't give thoughts on the sound quality as I live in Northern Wisconsin and the bike is in a pole barn for the next few months. I'll update the review when the bike comes out and the snowmobile goes in. Hopefully they sound as good as most say and my MacGyver job did the trick. |
| Lots of parts to this install kit but they were all there. Delivered exactly when they said it would be. Great job Honda and WingStuff |
| They are great! |
| Not real happy with these. Material is not what I was expecting, fit is average, they slide when in place. Would not buy again. Unfortunately, can’t find a good pair anywhere and my guess is, the Honda logo. |
| Very easy to install. Look great on bike. Work really good at keeping air off your hands. I'm going to add lower wings later. |
| Very good item |
| First set I had the left light lost several of the LED’s - was about a week after the warranty expired but Show Chrome replaced that light after a lot of complaining. Now the right light is cutting out - short in the wire near the light itself. The wiring can’t take any amount of flexing over time. Save yourself some time and money and just get something else - quality is poor |
| Very Impressive! Just self installed on a 2018 GL1800D. Not an easy install. My expectations were low considering the 4' speakers, but wearing earplugs and Bluetoothe weren't cutting it either. I am impressed. Would be giving 5 stars, but what can you expect for sound quality out of such tiny speakers? New set up is LOUD! and all things considered sound decent for such tiny speakers. At 70+ miles per hour even with earplugs you can definitely hear it. Going from stock radio no external amp with stock speakers, this package is definite hit it out of the park. |
| Works as it should.... instructions not very clear.... on my 2009 the plug in is over the rear fender by the amplifier.... on 2012 and up I believe it is direct plug and play |