Hi all, I've attended all of the Goldwing Doc rides and have really enjoyed both the rides and time with friends but, unfortunately, due to Covid 19 I won't be able to make it this year. Border is still closed and with the situation in the US I am not even sure we will be able to spend the winter i...

When I click that latest link, the glove that appears does say Rev-It on the back, however, the text of the item is highly suspect... ✔ Bike trial baby leggings with a skirt motocross glove leather revit moto Item Type Gloves Material PU ✔ Motorcycle trial bike Wholesale jacket motorcycl for leathe...

I was on a ride a couple of weeks ago, and 2 of the 11 riders had this flasher installed (one was red and one was yellow). Because of the surrounding LED lights that the bike with the red one on had, it didn't stand out like all that much but the yellow one really POPPED(even in direct sunlight)! Go...

Stew wrote: ↑

Fri Jun 01, 2018 9:46 pm

Here they are re-done with outward facing LED's.

Good job!

Do you have a pic of them turned on after you installed them?

WingAdmin wrote: ↑

Mon Jun 01, 2020 12:32 pm

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WingAdmin wrote: ↑

Thu May 28, 2020 2:42 pm

Moto_man's steel replacements.

Is there a link for this?

He isn't making them anymore, unfortunately.

That’s what I was afraid of. Thanks

Doug B. wrote: ↑

Thu Apr 03, 2014 6:13 pm

I cut the heads off of 8d nails leaving just a very short "peg" sticking out for the pin part of the assembly. JB welded them in place and...good as new!

That's a great idea Is it still working in place? Going to do it on left door pocket.

The 10 inch version can work with bolts up to 52mm, or 2 inches in size. Note the small window where laser-etched numbers show when you have adjusted the wrench for the correct bolt size - in this case, I have it set to work with a 5/8" bolt. They are little expensive, at around $40, but they are a...

WingAdmin wrote: ↑

Thu May 28, 2020 2:42 pm

Moto_man's steel replacements.

Is there a link for this?

The primer helps to prepare the surfaces to be rejoined by removing any pollutants that may prevent a good bond. (Just use very sparingly) The cement fills the voids. I am still having some problems with my ABS 30918 having bubbles in it, so I went to the Oatey website https://www.oatey.com/product...

I just stumbled onto this review and was pretty excited about using it on my helmet visor but, like others, I couldn't find a distributor that has it, so I emailed Moto Solutions. Will see if I get a reply. WingAdmin, are you still using it? Update: I did find this distributor. Water Repellent Coati...

You might want to adhere a piece of ABS under where those bolts go through the trunk lid to hold that luggage rack on. That will give it a lot more support and resistance to cracking in the future. Mine were so bad that I was heading down the path of putting 3" doublers on the inside of the lid and...

Have attached the emblems to the side panels, look very nice:Side Panel Emblems.jpgThe left side wing accent piece is here and installed as per recommendation from WingAdmin, using a dab of double sided tape. Parts from CA have been in Victoria for over a week with UPS. Phoned UPS on Friday and was...

So, you got it working ? Yep and I'll keep the OEM horns too. If WingAdmin says they make an interesting mix that's good enough for me. Now if I can just figure out how to correctly reconnect what was a ball of wire nuts and electrical tape to get power to the lights on that side (which I somehow l...

Just found the 30 amp inline fuse was blown!

Okay...on the verge of hair pulling :( I've read a gazillion posts (I tend to exaggerate like a one-armed fisherman) and have moved connections around a number of times but I cannot for the life of me get my new FIAMM Freeway Blaster horn to work. I've tried it with and without my OEM horns connecte...

I have replaced the Windows File Manager's file copy system with: https://www.codesector.com/teracopy I have used TeraCopy for more than 10 years, I don't recall when I first started using it, but it is much better than Win's file manager. It will copy a complete folder, w/o fail. however, I have n...

I just got notified that WingStuff now has them in stock. 20/20 hindsight, of course, but I guess I will have to see how the Saber ones go https://wingstuff.com/products/36698-en ... nda-gl1500

Learned about adhesion promoter, works a treat on any plastics that have a release agent used in the molding process such as ABS, polypropylene, and such. Had to learn about clear coat types - 1K/2K/2X. Once these materials are painted, no need to use adhesion promoter again, but won't hurt. I have...

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Fri May 01, 2020 8:03 am

Been there done that, but on the black grainy plastic. Sanded it slick, used Bullfrog, then primer, paint and clear, sand and buff.
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That black looks great! What is the brand of paint you used and did you do it with a rattle-can or a gun?

Co-rider catapult ejection switch. Having someone walk around the bike as you flip it on and off might help you.

I'm no expert but did learn a lot from this project. I like quality tools, and some of these off shore products are well made. What needs to be realized is that the off shore product or copies are not for the 8 to 5, 5 day work weeks, but some do use these tools for specific jobs. My paint guy has ...

If you're interested in a low heat alternative, one can just use ABS primer and cement, applied to the inside of the panel to be repaired, to make a fairly durable bond. ABS cement is just ABS plastic held in liquid form by a quickly evaporating solvent, (acetone). You can utilize electrical tape t...

On the heat protector pieces that you are buying new, what happened to them? Did they rust? I did have some cover rust on both the inside and the outside on mine but it was easy to remove. What I did not like about those pieces was that the paint and the clear coat was very thin! Not sure if that i...

If you have used adhesion promoter on the original finish, and it's not working for you, a good cleaning of the piece - use dawn dish washing soap - wet sand with 800/1000 grit, rubbing alcohol to clean, tack cloth, sandable primer coat, wet sand once more, rubbing alcohol to clean, tack cloth, the...

Wow! You guys do excellent work and a great write-up! I've been a stumbling bumpkin trying to do painting on the removable ABS and steel fairing parts on my bike! At this point, I have spent way too much money on the project and am going to make do with what I have and put the parts back on the bike...