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| Great way to protect your trike when traveling. Fits perfectly with excellent quality and stitching. |
| My Goldwing Trike just had a plastic bottom in the trunk. Things would slide across the bottom when I turned, and what was originally on the left side turned up on the right side. This fit perfectly, looks very well-made, and no more itens sliding around! |
| Looks great, easy to install, and great for organizing your trunk. Use it to put those small items (glasses, tire pressure gauge, etc) that you're always having to dig for! |
| thanks to Wingstuff,very well made-fit-valueable,will refer to freinds |
| very well designed,very supportive,easy on/off,price very reasonable,will refer to friends |
| Had one low beam headlight go out on my 2007 Goldwing. I ordered two of these and am glad I did. After changing the burned out bulb, the new bulb was much brighter than the original one that still worked (only about 15 years old). So, I changed that one out too and things then looked good (plus I had a spare just in case). The best video I found showing how to change these (pretty easy once you watch the video) was:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q_Jtx6UH9Xg |
| Not much needs to be said about Ram Mounts they are superb! |
| Looks great lit up or not. Easy install just plug into trailer plug and receiver. Would have got a 5 star but when the 2 inch receiver adapter is taken off to use in the 1 1/4 receiver which most bike hitches are, the plastic looks mighty thin and fragile. Needs to be more robust! I gorilla glued escutcheon plastic to strengthen it up. We will see if it works out. As I said it looks great lit up and very bright! |
| It's small and the placement o the zipper makes it harder to get items in or out of the pouch. It is any easy install and well made but not very useful in my opinion. |
| Great addition to create more usable storage space. |
| It looked like it was going to be an easy install after watching a YouTube video, but then one of the holes on the pan wouldn't slide all the way over the stud. It took quite a while to get enough slack in the pan for it to slide over the last stud. Holes could be a little bigger to make it easier. |
| When I was installing, the small connector that plugs into the slave modulator came off the wire. I had to call Kiran tech support and wait for a call back. Now my bike is sitting in the garage partly disassembled waiting for a new wire connector to be delivered. Very fragile connector. I had a pathblazer on my previous GL1500 with no problems, but now I'm starting to have second thoughts about how this one will hold up with the thin wire having to go under the fairing in front of the forks to connect the two modulators |