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Fairing Wind Deflectors for GL1100/GL1200
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MSRP: $68.95
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6 Member Reviews
1 Star: 0
2 Stars: 0
3 Stars: 1
4 Stars: 2
5 Stars: 3
Fairing Wind Deflectors for GL1100/GL1200
ITEM CODE: AO177503, SKU: AO177503
Replacements for old ones I had on.
| Fit and work great on my 1987 Honda Goldwing GL1200 Interstate. They came pretty fast too. Because I was replacing old ones, the install was easy. But if you are putting them on for the firs time, read the instructions carefully and take your time. One thing you should know that will help is that I had to insert star washers between the plastic washers to stop them from turning while riding at speed. The plastic washers don't permit them to tighten up enough to not get un-adjusted while hitting wind. They do come with a small lock washer on the tops and bottoms, but it certainly isn't enough. A good product though. Just needs more washers. I don't want to torque on the knobs too hard as my old ones broke as a result. I found the star washers helped them not turn in the wind without as much tightening. |
Fairing Wind Deflectors for GL1100/GL1200
ITEM CODE: AO177503, SKU: AO177503
05.24.2021
Wind deflectors
| Arrived as describe and shipping was as expected, no damage in shipping, installed very easy and work great for low wind or adjust if more wind is desired, recommend this product and wingstuff delivered great 👍 |
Fairing Wind Deflectors for GL1100/GL1200
ITEM CODE: AO177503, SKU: AO177503
Wind Deflectors
| Exactly as ordered but very expensive...not from Wing Stuff but by the time I paid the Canadian/US exchange and then Canada snuck up on me with a duty the price was twice what Wing Stuff charged. That's what happens when you live in a socialist country like Canada under a twerp like Trudeau. |
Fairing Wind Deflectors for GL1100/GL1200
ITEM CODE: AO177503, SKU: AO177503
air deflectors
| when they arrived i was upset , thinking i had to drill new holes to my bike , when i already had holes , from the previous air deflector . but looking at it from different angles , i kinda happy the screws that mount to the plastic itself was kinda loose so it gave me that quarter inch to match my old holes on the edge of my fairing , however the hardware that it comes with , are way to big to drill a 10mm hole on my edge of my fairing ...i used my old screws , so it all worked out . pretty happy with the new look ....the chrome round nuts fit right in with the other chrome i have on the bike |
Fairing Wind Deflectors for GL1100/GL1200
ITEM CODE: AO177503, SKU: AO177503
06.05.2018
They are good but need some modification
| so much like the other review here i have a 86 GL1200A the hardware to mount this is VERY substandard so here is my recommendations When you receive these take the time to tighten the deflector to the mounts. then head off to the hardware store and spend roughly $12 to purchase new hardware for mounting to the wing.. Purchase some machine screws washers and rubber washers as well and then a decorative bullet nut for mounting Drill the hole to match your screw size and put it all together and tighten everything up. After trying to use the supplied hardware i was so frustrated but once i did the above i was very happy. |
Fairing Wind Deflectors for GL1100/GL1200
ITEM CODE: AO177503, SKU: AO177503
06.28.2016
cheap hardware
| I bought these air deflectors to combat the intense heat coming off my 87 Aspy in the summer months . I was a bit skeptical of the strength of mounting with just 2 bolts on the edge of the fairing, but properly installed , these things are awsome ! Lots of huge air directed just where I need it. The wings themselves rate a solid 5 stars. Keep in mind that my 87 does not have a lot of room to spare on the fairing edge , so these are as big as you could expect to mount there . My only complaint is with the cheap hardware to mount These require a drilled hole and an expanding anchor , that sadly is a cheap china imitation that will only cause frustration as you try to turn them and strip out the threads as they randomly mush/break off. I consider myself as quite handy , and am lucky to have an industrial supplier to get the real thing . It may be out of order to mention other companies , so try to find " steel rivet nuts for plasics". Even these are a bit of a trick to install . If the moderator allows , I can report back with the name of the supplier /part # and instructions |