

| Very easy to install.Look very good on the bike.Makes the feel of the pedal better for me. |
| Really improve the looks of the front of the bike.Easy install.Hopefully they continue to look good and stick on the bike. |
| Great fit on the 2013 Goldwing Trike. Material is good quality, easy to put on and take off. Shipping was very quick. I am happy with it. |
| I had zero issues with install of these speakers. took only a few hours going slow to put in and don't be intimidated by cutting the rear plastics. go slow and it's very easy. instructions are clear and correct. |
| This amp with the J&M front rear speakers are amazing. it's so loud I can't tell you how much better this is. The amp does take up some space in the saddle bag but I think it's more than worth it. |
| I understand how hard it must be to get sound like this from a small speaker. which the price reflects. these with out the amp are okay but you really need the J&M amp. I have a 18 bagger and put these infront and rear. Very clear and loud with the amp. you will need ear plugs at a stand still. |
| Missing parts suplied by wingstuff.com. Thank you BUD and Customer Service. This pair of wind deflector work perfect. One of the must have items for 2018+ Goldwing. 5 stars. |
| improvement over stock |
| After struggling to get my 2019 Honda Goldwing off the centre stand when it was on a slight incline, I found these handrails. It has made a huge difference in being able to get the bike of the centre stand. Now passengers also have something to hold on to. The other benefit is that there is now something to strap a bag or gear on the rear seat. |
| Stocked up on this recommended oil with Wingstuff's Black Friday sale! |
| Great to be able to purchase this recommended OEM product on sale! Thanks Wingstuff |
| I have to agree with the other reviews here. The wiring for the two accessory switches is not long enough. The power and ground are plenty long enough to reach the battery area, but the wires that come off the switches only reached till about mid way along the "tank" and are hidden behind a bunch of plastic. They should have been designed to at least reach as far as the other two wires which would make them accessible by just removing a side cover or the seat. At the switch, the shrink wrap cover does not go into the house and so looks unprofessional with exposed wiring. This could have been easily fixed by putting the wire cover up into the housing. Otherwise, looks good. |