tfdeputydawg wrote:To show my stupidity, why would you remove the brake pedal for a heel/toe shifter?

You get a new pedal with a bigger footprint in the kit.
Bob

I've never used anything under my cover, and never had any damage. There are covers out there that work if used properly.
Bob

I have a cover made by Ultraguard that I have used to cover my 01 1800. I have towed it back, and forth from Florida to Ohio 3 times with no damage at all. 1000 miles each way. paid appx 200. New. It is very heavy with good padding inside, and an abundance of straps that keep it from flapping. It ke...

Happy for you. There's no feeling like a new bike. Good luck going through it, and getting it in shape. I know this forum will be a great resource for that.

Bob

I have a modulater on my bike , and really like the way it gets cagers attention. My question though is where can I get a copy of the headlight modulator regs to carry on my bike in case I get stopped by the police? I live in Florida. Thanks in advance for your help. Bob Click on the "Manuals" link...

I have a modulater on my bike , and really like the way it gets cagers attention. My question though is where can I get a copy of the headlight modulator regs to carry on my bike in case I get stopped by the police? I live in Florida. Thanks in advance for your help.
Bob

I should have Re read the article before posting. At any rate go to www.philsfarkels.com for a video, and price list.

Cfennell1832
This is a followup to the previous post. The tool I was describing to you is on page 48 of the April 2016 issue of wingworld magazine. If you don't have access to a copy PM me with your address, and I'll send you my copy.
Bob

I saw an article in wingworld magazine about a member who had come up with a lever that extended the length of the foot lever using a small bracket attached to the stand. It could easily be carried with you, and used on, and off without any tools needed. If anybody else remembers this issue chime in...

WingAdmin wrote:If you don't have the factory nav, and rely on an aftermarket GPS, there is a product that works really well for this as well, that I have been using for years: the Glare Stomper

+1 on this product too. Had mine several years. Works great.
Bob

Virgil, I am truly sorry for your loss. My prayers will be for you, your neighbors, and all the folks affected by this calamity. Best of luck with your rebuilding.
Bob

If you can warm up your bike in the garage without waking up your wife
Bob

Thanks for the feedback guys. I appreciate it.
Bob

I have a left fork seal leaking, and a traxion dynamics set up on the front end. I talked to the installer about it, and was told he would take care of it for me. Problem is I live in Florida, and am currently in Ohio. I thought about trying to clear it with a seal mate tool. Has anyone used one on ...

Both unfortunate, and inspiring. Laforg, I admire your attitude after such a life changing experience. Also, the way you went about finding a way to compensate for it so you could continue to be able to enjoy riding. Kudos to you. My wife gives me heck everytime I mow the yard about not wearing safe...

I would suggest you call the folks at Mick-O-Pegs and tell them your problems. http://www.ridingiswonderful.com I have been extremely pleased with mine, and if you get into a super tight twisty, the peg will not ground out and take you for a flying loop. Instead, your boot heel will touch the pavem...

The posted picture is not a goldwing, but with hot rod building experience, well certainly doable. Good luck with your build, and please post some pictures.
Bob

d7d7a3ff42081ed36d7bb25969baaa1b.jpg I am trying to find out how much a 1800 Goldwing can pull with out over heating. I started out building my own trike but TX put a stop to that :evil: I want to pull my 1939 Tear drop trailer it weights around 800 lbs with a trike. I'm riding a 86 1200 sei right ...

I am trying to add a picture from my phone.
Hey it even works for a technologically challenged guy like me. Great job Mr WingAdmin.

I tend to leave mine on all the time also (mostly from unconsciousness) , but I've had the dealer tell me that it's not good for the system to leave it on all the time. He could never tell me exactly why though. Has anybody else heard anything like that, or what the problem could be with leaving the...

I bought a signal dynamics modulator from Cyclemax. It is hooked to both high, and low beam so can be used low,low, low, high, or off just by toggling the high beam switch. I guess the 1500s are different. I am not using led, or hid lights though. I agree with the difficulty getting to the high beam...

I don't think I could wear out the Goldwing I have, but if I had the option of having a second bike I think I would like an early 80's wing to customize. I really like the looks of the older bikes. I've owned a lot of different brand bikes, mostly Japanese, and American. I am 100% a Honda guy though...

My prayers to Joe and Melanie for a quick recovery. This incident really doesn't surprise me though. A lot of people do things while behind the wheel they would never think of doing otherwise. This guy has a jailhouse mentality, but a lot of "normal " folks get like that everytime they are behind th...

It is very common for the modulators to be heard in the headsets and especially since the newer headset speakers are very efficient they will pick up this switching of the diodes. This is the reason that Sierra has never offered, other than a brake light modulator by J&M in the mid to late 90's, a ...

If you explain to the buyer that this was your motorcycle and you wanted it done right! It matters,,, The newer E-3's is what sold it,, Plus all the other neat stuff I put on it.... If another biker knows his stuff, it matters, it's one less thing he has to fool with... :D He got a good deal and I'...