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Re: 2008 GL1800 Titanium • Posted in For Sale/Wanted by Wingsconsin

I have been able to get the stuck seat bolts out and as a matter of maintenance and precaution I ran a tap through the bolt holes- Now the bolts run through easily (as they should) and will be fine ;) - New bolts on order Only gotta rebuild the forks

Re: Shut off petcock while engine running... good idea? • Posted in GL1200 Information & Questions by Fatboy1234

Thanks to everyone for all the invaluable advices.

Re: Upgrading my 1500 LCD • Posted in GL1500 Information & Questions by in2it

Looks good. However, judging by the pics, it wouldn't work for me. Too much info for such a small display. I wouldn't be able to see it while riding. Lol.

Re: Fairing • Posted in Goldwing Chat by autonoob

I'm not sure but let's wait for the moderators' answer.

Re: Emergency/Hazard switch • Posted in GL1800 (2001-2017) Information & Questions by Techdude2000

Well it seems like I'm taking two steps forward and one back. I got my cruise control working correctly. Now for some reason when I put my left or right turn signal on my hazard flash, but the hazard switch does nothing.

Re: Emergency/Hazard switch • Posted in GL1800 (2001-2017) Information & Questions by IcemanB

Re: Speedometer Cable Woes • Posted in GL1100 Information & Questions by Joneszy

+1 Rambozo beat me to it. I always look up my parts on fiche from Partzella or Honda Parts Nation before ordering parts. Many times the oem parts are very close in price to some knockoffs. In this case it is a "no brainer" to buy oem IMHO.

Re: Speedometer Cable Woes • Posted in GL1100 Information & Questions by Rambozo

Why not just get the OEM from Honda? https://www.partzilla.com/catalog/honda/motorcycle/1982/gl1100-a-gold-wing/meter

Re: Fairing • Posted in Goldwing Chat by joecoolsuncle

maybe dunstal? off an old british bike? if so, sell it for $$$$$$ and buy a windjammer for your bike.

Re: Speedometer Cable Woes • Posted in GL1100 Information & Questions by joecoolsuncle

it also states it fits a 84-85 aspencade. my 84 aspencade has wires, not cable. once lied to, i move on. that said, go to napa and buy a universal speedo cable/ it comes with tips you crimp on after you cut the cable to length.