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| The pan itself appears to be high quality aluminum. Instructions are poor. First line of instructions should be do not put the bike on the center stand. Instructions about removing the cowling piece on the left side is a wasted step as this does not allow any easier access to the bolt, which is difficult to access. Once the plate is installed oil changes are going to take longer. The two front nuts are awkward at best to access. |
| Love the milage you get out of these tires. I average between 15 to 18,000 miles per set. |
| organized nice storage size |
| Love the feel of these tires. Just had them put on my 2015 Goldwing so hoping they last as long as my previous tires. |
| Love it! Fits great on the back of our Goldwing. Can't wait to use it next weekend. |
| Love the way this rack looks on my bike and the install was very easy. Great product! |
| We got this because we like to take chairs to concerts or need it for luggage for the long haul. It worked out great! Just like it was supposed to! |
| Hard to get on the bike, but I love the larger size of the grips. Good product, but a install video would help. |
| The product itself is well-made and suits the bike perfectly. I gave it three stars as I found the installation, particularly lining the two plates up, more challenging than the instructions and popular videos that I watched suggested it would be. Also the bolt supplied to connect the backrest to the inserted plate was to large in diameter for the sleeve. Now that its installed it looks awesome on my bike. |
| Install was fairly straight forward. Look nicer on the bike than I was expecting. |
| I was worried about installation and I made it way too difficult for myself but Wingstuff wasn’t initially too helpful. My problem was that the directions that Wingstuff supplies is piss poor and you can’t see the pictures from the poor photocopy. So I found an on line video and tried to follow that. Here I am trying to attach the supplied brackets to the bolt above the exhaust runners and the brackets would come close. So I called Wingstuff and asked for technical support and they said they don’t have technical support. But maybe our parts guy can help you but you have to call back tomorrow. So I gave up that day. Next day I did speak to Joe, and after telling him how I felt about things, he was helpful. Turns out that the online video I found of the installation wrong, and they are now mounting the brackets to the frame crash guards. Big difference. This lead to another problem, as they and another on line video I found said for the left side bracket you have to take some of the cowling pieces off. I didn’t feel comfortable doing that on a brand new bike. Turns out that you don’t need to do that, as I was able to do it with disassembling the cowl pieces. Hopefully this will save you the frustration I went through. Wingstuff needs to have much clearer instructions when you buy there products. |
| I gave this 5 stars because programming it worked exactly as was instructed to. I had zero issues with any part of programming. Mine is an '18 Tour DCT Airbag. The whole process took about 2 minutes or so and that was it. I'd recommend it in a heartbeat. |
