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Performance Stainless Steel Belly Pan for GL1800
By WingStuff SKU: WS187416
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$79.99Save $39.96
MSRP: $119.95
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1 Star: 7
2 Stars: 5
3 Stars: 10
4 Stars: 54
5 Stars: 294
Performance Stainless Steel Belly Pan for GL1800
ITEM CODE: WS187416, SKU: WS187416
belly pan
| easy to installed, after 400 mile working great. Don't even notice there. |
Performance Stainless Steel Belly Pan for GL1800
ITEM CODE: WS187416, SKU: WS187416
Belly pan
| Easy instal, fits well but wish it was alittle heavier metal. Good price for value |
Performance Stainless Steel Belly Pan for GL1800
ITEM CODE: WS187416, SKU: WS187416
Good insurance!
| I bought a belly pan for my 2007 Goldwing and one of the best add ons! 115,000 miles later have several deep gouges in the pan from unseen road debris that might have damaged cases or oil filter. First purchase as soon as I got my newer bike home. |
Performance Stainless Steel Belly Pan for GL1800
ITEM CODE: WS187416, SKU: WS187416
Easy to install and offers great prtoection
| As a new Goldwing owner, I had to pick which accessory, of the thousands available, to buy first for my new-to-me bike. Many belly pans are available, some that cost a lot less and a few that cost the same or a bit more. I went with this one because of how it mounts. I like that it goes over the studs entirely and cannot fall off if the nuts were to come loose. Most, if not all, of the other pans, have a slot that just slips over the stud. That worries me a lot. Yes, the other slotted pans are pinched in there pretty tight and should not dislodge if the nuts become loose, but better safe than sorry. As a mechanic my entire life, I've seen all kinds of things that shouldn't loosen up become loose. It covers all the areas and components that could be damaged by road debris and it looks to be more than sturdy enough to protect from the normal rocks, bungee straps, lug nuts, and other common items encountered on the road. |
Performance Stainless Steel Belly Pan for GL1800
ITEM CODE: WS187416, SKU: WS187416
Nice protection
| This provides nice protection from road hazards which can prevent damage to your underside. As someone else pointed out, use gloves when installing (I forgot and cut myself on the sharp edge). It is a little tricky pulling out the lower side covers to get it to slide in, but after your figure it out, it's not too bad. |
Performance Stainless Steel Belly Pan for GL1800
ITEM CODE: WS187416, SKU: WS187416
Easy to install, looks nice, but...
| Very simple to install, just be careful of the sharp edges. I'm a little concerned about the thin material, but it will definitely provide some protection. No problems so far. |
Performance Stainless Steel Belly Pan for GL1800
ITEM CODE: WS187416, SKU: WS187416
Should have come factory
| This completes the underneath of the bike. Seems like it should have come on all new Goldwings. Love it. |
Performance Stainless Steel Belly Pan for GL1800
ITEM CODE: WS187416, SKU: WS187416
Nice
| Gotta protect the main ingredients, engine and fluilds, and I must say it looks really nice.. |
Performance Stainless Steel Belly Pan for GL1800
ITEM CODE: WS187416, SKU: WS187416
Stainless louvered belly pan
| Nice looking product. Easy Install . Should save bottom of the engine from road debris . |
Performance Stainless Steel Belly Pan for GL1800
ITEM CODE: WS187416, SKU: WS187416
Trike install
| I installed one on my 2004 Goldwing with a CSC conversion. Easy install I had to drop the running boards then they slipped right in. Fit perfectly I would recommend for any trike user. |
Performance Stainless Steel Belly Pan for GL1800
ITEM CODE: WS187416, SKU: WS187416
Easy Install
| Great quality product, most difficult part of the installation was the removal of the protective film. |
Performance Stainless Steel Belly Pan for GL1800
ITEM CODE: WS187416, SKU: WS187416
Better Belly Pan
| I have owned my 2005 Goldwing for 9 years. When i bought it, it already had an aluminum belly pan. In spite of it being on the bike I still had to replace the reserve tank. That's when I decided to try the stainless version. I really like the fasteners on this one. The other one had sheet metal screws which did have a tendency to work loose. The stainless pan was a little more work to install, but having to remove a couple of covers allowed me to inspect the lower end and even do some needed cleaning. I would highly recommend this particular belly pan. |