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| Ordered this video series when I needed to replace air cleaner. The videos cost about a third of the labor charge to replace that air cleaner at the dealer. Just about every maintenance procedure is covered in the bundle. If you do your own maintenance this will help you and you’ll save hundreds in shop fees. |
| Ordered these to have on hand when they need replacing. I have 16000 miles so for with a good amount of pad left. Pads are packed well and arrived fast. It’s just easy to order the parts you need through wingstuff. |
| My first headwrap. Tired of my hair getting tangled when not wearing a helmet. This stays in place great. Easy on and off. And the colors are really vibrant. |
| Got this for my husband's long hair. Stays in place and looks great. |
| We bought these bags for an upcoming trip to the Smokies. They are awesome. Roomy and very well made. |
| I used this to glue on my gl1800 grips and it has a thick texture that’s good for not dripping when working with. |
| As others have criticized, the lighting is terrible at times, but eventually the subject matter comes in focus to see what Fred is trying to show us. The videos are priceless information for the DIYers, especially first time motorcycle maintainers as I. I have the service and electrical manuals for the bike, but I learn so much more watching the procedures. Right now, I only reference the books for proper torque specs and trouble shooting the items not covered in Fred's videos. Sincere thank you Fred. |
| everything fit just right. Instructions were clean and to the point. And best of all, it looks good. |
| I have only quickly looked through some discs which I found to be a bit lacking in production quality although the information is good. |
| The screens fit perfect and are very necessary to ensure a rodent free air filter system. |
| Very easy to install. I permanently installed daylight sensor on left top plastic panel under left handlebar. I drilled the hole for the sensor and passed a fish tape (actually a large cable tie with the end cut off) from hole up towards the headlight - took a couple of tries but very easy to do and much simpler than removing panels to mount the daylight sensor. Really easy to do. Cruiseman video shows permanently mounting the daylight sensor on right side and instructing on the removal of panels makes a much bigger deal out of it than necessary. Sensor Works great and you will definitely get driver's attention. I wouldn't want on all the time during daytime, but for high traffic areas and intersections in my opinion. Might be too distracting otherwise. You might get mistaken for a funeral procession motorcycle, but definitely makes you more visible and as they say "better to be seen than viewed!" |
| The first side took me 45 minutes, the second side took 15 minutes. The pictures on the instructions could be better and could really use a quick video. But works great and really directs and blocks the wind very well. Glad to have them on my bike. Worth the money and quality product. |
