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| This is the perfect kit at a reasonable price. I've found that the Honda filter with the Honda filter wrench is essential for R&R for the oil change. Thanks Wing Stuff! |
| Easy installation plug and play and the wife can again talk to me while riding. 😒 |
| Bought one of these for my Goldwing and my wife's Goldwing. Perfect fit and of course work great. |
| First things first, I never liked the way drink holders looked but I got tired of carrying water on my back with a bladder in triple digit temperatures. When I was considering which size there were no pictures to compare the sizes, even on the Butler website. I ordered the 20 oz because I did not want it to be too big. Being all black I found it looked good. The mounting hardware was simple, sturdy, and there was no way the cup would hit the bike even on full lock. With the straw to the outside (right side mount) the instrument panel was only slightly blocked in the lower right by the straw. The mug keeps things cold and was secure on the road. I found the 20 oz size was not enough liquid for me to have enough between stops. I ordered the 32 oz kit from butler which included the mug and ring. It is visually only slightly larger than the 20 oz and when the straw is positioned to the outside there is no blockage of the instrument panel. The added fluid works for me. As per the Butler website I modified the straw with 5/16 ID food grade tubing to make it more flexible. I just ordered bite valves so I do not have to fumble with the straw cover when drinking. With what I learned I would recommend ordering the 32 oz kit. |
| Used this on a 5200 mile trip out west in the summer. I won’t go on a long trip without it now. No negatives. |
| I wanted some more room on my 22 wing, for more than one night. It was perfect to house the rainsuits, his and her shoes and other small bags. Straps that come with it are useless. They have coated metal hooks on the end. One slip and you end up with chipped paint. I ordered three 1-1/2 wide black straps off Amazon. Took a couple minutes to adapt. Had concerns about fitment of the bag while on the rack (flip up portion on front of rack). Bag mounted fine. Will update if anything problems arise. |
| Perfect fit for my 2016 GL1800. I always want to see if any metal...or better yet no metallic film on the magnetic plug during routine oil changes. Thank you WingStuff! |
| I certainly haven’t watched all the videos by any stretch, and maybe I could have found “free” stuff on YouTube for most of what I’ve used so far. However, the level of detail and useful information in these videos is probably second to none. Fred always indicates the necessary tool size, points out just about every possible detail you could ever need to know. Maybe doesn’t always indicate torque specs, but certainly does when it’s important. Not the most lively narrating, but very clear and easy to understand. Very professional. Sometimes I get a bit annoyed by the speed when I want a quick review, but for the most part, I find I can just watch them once to get an overview of what’s going to happen, then play them again while doing the job. The speed of the videos so far have meant that I can more or less do the job simultaneously while they play, which has some nice benefits. I don’t think I’ve had an instance so far where I feel like a step was skipped - in many other videos for other things I’ve watched, I think steps sometimes get edited out (accidentally, I presume), but I have yet to have that feeling with Fred’s videos. I kind of wish the videos would start off with an intro of all the tools I’m ultimately going to need, so i don’t have to make note while listening during the first run through. Instead, there’s basically always the first 20-30 seconds of legal disclaimer. Eh’. At least he seems to always say the sizes of the socket/Allen wrench needed - I always greatly appreciate that. In most cases, seems both removal and reinstall are addressed, which is nice. Although side cowl doesn’t seem to be addressed for reinstall - but, it’s not terribly hard, so maybe no value. A lot of videos I’ve seen by others will frequently give you the ‘how’ of removal and then just kind of leave it to you to figure out the reassembly. Most of the time, seems Fred’s shows the reassembly. Definitely worth buying. Biggest overall complaint is perhaps with the Vimeo platform that host the videos. Kind of clunky at times (on iPad or phone at least), but it works. End of the day: Thanks, Fred, for the high quality instruction and attention to detail. |
| Best cover. Easy to have with you on the tips and Easy to put on |
| I have had some cover in my years for my bikes. Yepp, didnt thought it was out there. But it was. Must say this one are the coolest and best. Had it with us on the tour to Germany this summer. Why. Well i like to protect my bike from rain, fall from trees and other stuff. Its getting a small protection from people and soo on. Its small to have with you. Just love it💖👍🤘 |
| Great product. Easy to install. Keeps the front of my bike clean. |
| This has all the necessary items for an oil change except the oil. Very good kit for the Goldwing Tour DCT. |
