

| This was a very easy install. As low as the F6B sits already, plus its short suspension, I was very concerned about bottoming out, especially in my driveway entrance. This not only looks great in black with my red and black F6B, but I feel much better about the protection of my undercarriage. |
| I've had at least 6 BMW motorcycles, all with stock grip heat. That allowed me to ride year-round here in the Southeastern US. I've had two Goldwings, and now an F6B, with no heated grips. It makes a HUGE difference in how cold you can ride. It's been in the low 30s every morning for weeks now and I haven't missed a day thanks in part to these grips (and proper gear elsewhere of course). They work just as well as any of my Beemer's stock grips. Just a note or two on install. 1. Be sure to splice into your handgrip wire harnesses low enough and as far into the nose of the bike as possible. I did mine a little too close to the left grip and the finished product didn't tuck back into the left bar's wire channel quite as neatly as stock. 2. On the glue...DO NOT put the glue on the handlebar first, then slide the grip on. That just pushes most of the glue up to the switchgear, can be ugly, or worse, glue your throttle side to immoveable. INSTEAD, put a decent-sized ring of glue on the inside of the new grip, then slide it on, twisting back and forth as you go. That ensures better coverage and less overage.3. Be sure to position your grips properly so the left grip's cabling doesn't interfere with clutch movement and the right grip has plenty of slack to turn full throttle. |
| Looks sturdy but haven't tried it yet. |
| Chrome always looks better and this one seems much beefier than the OEM kickstand. |
| These just set off the back of the bike and look GREAT! |
| We had these on our old bike and we had to put them on our new one. They are GREAT for diverting cold air during a chilly day and excellent on giving more air on a hot day! |
| Best tires there are for a Goldwing... I never run anything else... great price from Wingstuff! |
| Nice looking, integrate well with bike. Some people use balancing beads instead, because they are cheaper. However, you can’t use their injector bottle with TPMS valves, so you have to put the beads directly into the tire. Centramatics is one install and you’re done. |
| The install was very easy, they are a great addition to the Bike. Only wish that I’d bought them earlier |
| I have to admit, I was reluctant to buy this item based on the one other review. But after looking at other items of similar design I decided to try it anyway. I had a few issues installing, no fault of the parts', but once installed I liked the look. Then I rode it. this is the part that concerned me because of what the other reviewer had to say. I have size 13 feet, And was worried that I was going to find it extremely uncomfortable. However, upon actually riding it, it was quite comfortable. I didn't find any of the issues that the other reviewer mentioned. Perhaps it's just the way that I position my feet when I ride. But I find it to be quite comfortable. Much better than using pegs. I highly recommend this item. Looks nice, rides nice, all around the quality product. |
| It was prohibitively expensive to buy & have installed by the dealer, but I happened to come across Fred Harmon's video, so purchased from Wingstuff & gave it a try. The keypad installation went smoothly, but I got in a hurry on the saddlebag portion, partly because I was losing power on my iPad. It was hard to install one of the screws on the unit, as it was a tight fit, & I had to relocate the cable, as I had misrouted it, & the trunk wouldn't lock, but I finally got it done & it works great. Try to stay patient, stop & rerun the video as needed, & you should have good results. |
| Purchased this for my 2012 1800 Goldwing. Haven't install yet, waiting to decide to purchase the Cardo Duo Bluetooth or another type of Bluetooth. Will update when install. |