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| Good valve easy to install BUT confusion with the photo I thought the price was for 2 when I only received one valve |
| You need this - enough said! |
| If you are serious about touring across country you Definity need a trunk light. There were plenty of times I arrived at my destination in the dark and need to remove items from my trunk and didn't have a flash light or my phone. |
| I have several bike and several riders in my household. Everyone has their own helmet and these are a must have for each rider. Fast, easy and strong. |
| The pan is a very durable gauge of steel but the right front mounting bracket was bent out of shape. It was more than an inch away from aligning with the hole on the plate and twisted. I was able to reshape it with the vise and pair of pliers but needed to repaint the bracket afterwards. Still happy with the protection it provides and looks. |
| Bought these just over a year ago. Easy install, bright and made bike safer. After a year, 3 died. Expected LED lights to last longer, but my old halogen lights lasted longer trying another brand. Will update. |
| If you have a long-oval head shape, you know finding a properly fitting helmet is not easy. I have purchased several helmets that feel great, but after an hour of riding, just plain hurt. This helmet is a true long-oval! After hours of riding, I still don’t get the forehead pressure spot. The build quality is amazing for this price point. Did I mention it’s a great looking helmet? Well, it is. The visor is wide and tall providing a fantastic field of view. For me, the internal tinted visor is just the right size. It doesn’t sit on the bridge of my nose like some other helmets I own. The vent design gulps massive amounts of air to keep you cool on those hotter days. Close the vents and it’s really nice on cooler rides or early mornings. The liner is plush and easily removable. It comes with a pin lock shield. I don’t use it, but it’s a nice feature. The only “negative” thing I can say, is that due to the shape of the lower helmet parts, I had to use Velcro to mount my intercom system on the helmet. I consider it a minor trade off. I would absolutely recommend this helmet if you need a long-oval. |
| I've always wondered about these...my bike is plastic & aluminum frame so there isn't nothing to trigger the lights on the bike. My friend bought an off brand one & he is disappointed in his...so I was a little worry about buying this..of course it's winter so I can't say how this brand works yet...let's 🙏 it gets me through them unchanged light's |
| I seemed to struggle with installing the seat bolts. Always. These tapered bolts are a game changer. Tip: I found that by placing a piece of blue painters tape over the end of the Allen wrench its enough to make the bolt heads fit snugly on the wrench and they don’t easily slip off. I’ve lost more than a few fasteners into the Honda black-holes on my bike. These are so inexpensive and a huge game changer. I HIGHLY recommend these! |
| After buying my 2021 Wing, I couldn’t believe how uncomfortable I was on the stock seat. After 45 min I was shifting in the saddle and looking for a place to stop. I took a gamble on this Saddleman saddle. It took about 8 weeks for it to arrive. The pillow top looks a lot nicer than I thought it would be. The comfort difference is a HUGE upgrade. I can now easily ride 1.5 hours before I begin looking for a place to stop. The height is about the same as the stock seat. I think the biggest difference in comfort for me is that the top of the saddle is not made from one piece. The stock seat cover created a “hammock” which killed my tailbone. The Saddlemen seat is made with seperate pieces for the seat and the lumbar pad. This, along with the better foam, padding, and gel, make this a game changer for me. The back rest is very comfortable. My last bike had a Corbin seat and, to me, this saddle is far superior. When paying well over 20k for a bike - this is the type of saddle I expect it to have. Money well spent! |
| After buying my 2021 Wing, I couldn’t believe how uncomfortable I was on the stock seat. After 45 min I was shifting in the saddle and looking for a place to stop. I took a gamble on this Saddleman saddle. It took about 8 weeks for it to arrive. The pillow top looks a lot nicer than I thought it would be. The comfort difference is a HUGE upgrade. I can now easily ride 1.5 hours before I begin looking for a place to stop. The height is about the same as the stock seat. I think the biggest difference in comfort for me is that the top of the saddle is not made from one piece. The stock seat cover created a “hammock” which killed my tailbone. The Saddlemen seat is made with seperate pieces for the seat and the lumbar pad. This, along with the better foam, padding, and gel, make this a game changer for me. My last bike had a Corbin seat and, to me, this saddle far superior. When paying well over 20k for a bike - this is the type of saddle I expect it to have. Money well spent! |
| Awesome little light...In my eyes you can't have enough light on a motorcycle. It's all about safety... I don't have it on yet but I am thinking about running the wires to my box and make it a brake light instead of just a plain running light....only thing it drops the warranty cutting the end of. I haven't decided decided...To bad it not a running light & brake light...but the it would cost us 2 bills.....good price for what it is ... |