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| This mod took a healthy amount of time (2 evenings) to complete due to all the panels and connections that had to be dealt with. I expected this but was surprised by how little direction the instructions from Kuryakyn provided. I was glad to already have purchased the service manual so there was extra direction (and pictures) on how to remove portions of the bike that were not discussed in the Kuryakyn directions. Overall, the wife is thrilled for the extra space, added comfort, and additional room for getting in and out of the seat area. Very glad I made this modification! Be prepared to use the service manual, and that it will take time to make all the adjustments associated with this installation. |
| Great product and really gets peoples attention that are driving behind you. I wish the cords were a bit longer so they could tuck away better but not bad. I recommend getting them. |
| Arrived quickly, had to drill for installing the vent wings. |
| Five star for quality and functionality. 1 star rating for cost. Way over priced for a piece of plastic. I only needed to replace one broken piece on my air wing but you have to buy the whole thing and both sides. They should sell replacement parts separately. |
| This LED light is bright. I bought 2. They are mounted on the sides of the small compartments on my 1800 Goldwing where the passenger sits. They shine a good 20 feet and light up everything in their path. I mounted them so I can be easily seen from the side of my Trike. There is no doubt I can be easily seen. |
| Returning Winger after trying the BMW K1600GTL. Missed my 2012 Wing so bought a basic 2016 Goldwing with 4 miles in it in April. Drove it home to South Texas where it is actually cold enough in the morning to have to wear a jacket. Bought the full monte of Bakers and am enjoying my morning commute again. Hate to cut into my plastic parts but the design and pattern papers are perfect. Glad to be a customer again. |
| Bought a set of these because of the reviews. I ride (commute 150 mi.) daily and often in low 30 deg weather. So, I wanted to get a reliable and no nonsense heated grip that I could depend on to work ALL the time. I installed the first set in about 2 hours. Had to purchase glue at the local bike shop as the glue in my set was old and no good. OK, it happens. Got them on, wires tucked in nicely and test run... awesome. Next morning came out, prepped the bike to go in the dark. Oh, did I mention it was COLD? Hit the button with excitement to see all those purdy lights to come on... Nuttin.What? Wait, I must just be doin it wrong. Maybe hold the on button longer... nope. It was a cold ride with a PO'd rider. I beat myself up for not doing something right. When I got home, put the beast in the shop and commenced to checking connections. Hmm all was hot with juice. Finally opened the control unit. (I know, it voids the warranty) Yup, bad controller. OK, it happens. Still not happy though. Got a hold of Wing Stuff and let em know about it. Not even a hesitation. Another set is on the way. No problem, no issue. Bam...Got the 2nd package immediately. Installed the control unit and hey, it worked! For about a week... Same issue, dead. OK well, not doing that again. Wingstuff used to sell a stand alone round rheostat control unit that mounts with a small red jewel led. I purchased one of those and threw the original electronic controller away. That was several years ago. Speaking to the grips, they are wonderful. They heat evenly, and both heat about the same degree so you don't suffer with one hot and the other cold. They are just a bit thicker than stock due to the heating element. The rubber is soft and doesn't loose traction in your gloves. They are easy to hang on to and don't cause any undue fatigue.After years of use, I wore the rubber surface on the first set of grips out. Having a second pair, I replaced them and the 2nd set work just as well as the first. Now, I don't know what has been done with the controller but If you go with another controller, I can say these are great grips. |
| The Kuryakyn wings are easily installed and pretty stylish. The wind blocking is pretty good too. The only thing I noticed and need to test more is that the deflectors slope down toward the ankles. I am wondering if the design blocks the air as it should, but might funnel air down toward the ankles, which might effect comfort. So far, so good |
| The hand wings have a substantial effect on wind hitting my hands when in the block condition. They look stylish and are pretty sturdy. You need to drill a 3/8" hole in the fairing cowl, but it's well hidden and won't pose a problem if I have to remove them. |
| Works great.. no more going the wrong way ..then u turning to go the way I need to!! |
| The picture shows a different product than what I received. The product I received is only about a third of the correct size with only three wires in each connector. Not sure what these fit but they won't fit anything on my 2018 Goldwing. |
