

| We all manage to loose a few of these. Exact replacement |
| Just what I expected, same quality as the Hondaline bags I had for my 1500. These are nice, now my wife knows how to pack for the new bike. |
| Straight forward institution, 30 minutes at mostI was fine with the ones that came with the bike. I put 16000 miles on the bike with those. These are fantastic! You don’t miss a bed if you’ve always slept on the floor.I am very pleased at the additional comfort these give and they look like they belong on the motorcycle. |
| They look great! I didn’t think it would make that big a difference, but it doesUse a thread lock when installing |
| The lights are a perfect fitEasy to install, I ran them along the break line I don’t like the high profile -they stick out from the forks They are bright |
| This belly pan is well made and very sturdy. The vents allow for great airflow. Easy 10 minute install. Definitely recommend! |
| My first time using this stuff and I LOVE IT. I highly recommend it. |
| I’ve owned Goldwings for several years. I always make sure I order my Air Filters from Wingstuff. They’re one of a few places where I can get the OEM items for my bike. |
| Product is sturdy and easy to install. I used the PDF installation instructions on the computer as opposed to the paper that came with it as it was clearer to see. Sliding the back panel off was hard but gotta just keep pulling on it |
| One other thing I noticed. The accessory bag that goes on the back of the back rest is too small you cannot even get two pair of glasses in it. It should be 3 inches longer 2 inches wider and another inch thicker in my opinion |
| Love the new light and installation was easy , but most important you guys have a great place to business with. Thanks Kevin |
| When I saw what a difference these LED headlights made on a friends GL1800 I knew what my next purchase/upgrade would be. I ordered two sets to install both low & high beams on my 2015 GL1800. Ordering was easy and delivery was quick, just a few days. I did the installation myself following both the printed instructions and the recommended video. The video was extremely helpful. Not gonna lie, the high beams are the most difficult, especially the right high beam, but I have rather large hands for working in such tight spaces. The biggest decision I had to make was where to put the power regulators. I used industrial strength, adhesive velcro made for outdoor use and placed the regulators on the inside walls of the fairing. I haven't ridden at night yet so I can't speak to the difference in visibility, but I wanted these so that I would be more visible to oncoming traffic. All things considered, I'm very pleased with the results. The only thing that leaves me scratching my head is the kit includes two tiny allen wrenches with no explanation for why/when/where they are needed. They got tossed. |