Check into the Commander 3 - new this year I think.

Might be a good alternative

I have too many rear wheels This one has a used up Avon Cobra on it - there are ZERO miles left in it -- but it still holds air .. The Powder coated wheel is in decent shape - some pitting but very minor - It holds the bead and air stays in - It has a metal valve stem on/in it as well NO TPMS -- $3...

SOLD-SOLD-SOLD

Thanks for all who looked

I changed to Mik-o-pegs and Rivco AeroPegs a year ago - These were on the bike when I bought it --- I would like to get $50 plus shipping for them - I prefer PayPal Not great - but not bad - a little effort and they would clean up nicely - You can see a few scraps on the bottoms where I was too aggr...

I guess it is an issue of how many times do you change tires... I own 2 bikes , and my son has one right now - That's 3 sets of tires to change -- They are never in need of changing at the same time -- :roll: For ME -- I take them off myself - Take the wheels with the rubber I purchased online at a ...

Sorry - It has been Sold already -
Good Luck --
I DO have an extra velour cover in Black that can cover up the damage ..?

when I change the oil and filter I add a gallon, button it up and ride until it's time to change it again. As long as the oil level is between the upper and lower level marks it is good. I too always use a full gallon of oil when I change oil. I've never learned how to measure 3.9 quarts. This ....

My son and I revived a 1980 GL1100 that ran kinda poorly when we got it here is the first start after the carb rebuild (done using tutorials found on this site) [YouTube] -QWwuQFSQLI [/YouTube] It still had some real problems -- A low end knock - and lack of power were two of them (sound familiar?)...

Took a chance to take advantage of last saturday's 58 degrees here in illinois, had to air up a low front tire, to be expected late winter. But to my surprise, the tire was low, hot, and shot 20 miles later. :shock: Looked in the DIY to see how to remove the wheel so I can take it to the shop for n...

One of the "problems" we had on the 3rd Gathering was the weather. For the past three years we kind of "pushed" the envelope and last year we got bit. Mornings was great for riding but afternoons saw rain every day. Weather also forced us to cancel the Little Switzerland route and instead we went t...

Thanks Guys ! My local Honda dealer said that they were not interchangeable ..... I have done it on my '02 - I purchase BLACK F6B and BLACK Goldwing wheels for my Wing (I have 2 sets Front & Rear) And SOLD the aluminum versions - TPMS isn't a thing on my '02 so the wheels WITH the TPMS still work.....

Interesting ... What say you Sire ? aka King Brett. This, or something similar is all I was asking for. However, the document is 11 years old and presumably relates to a machine no longer owned by 5m0k3y, judging by his list of current motorcycles. If you wish, I will draft a letter for you to send...

This is a screenshot of a letter from Avon Tyres, part of Cooper Tire and Rubber Co. Austone Tyres were a brand owned by Cooper Tires until recently (although the brand is now part of Prinx-Chengsan of China). Austone was of course, a very popular car tyre used by Goldwing owners. The letter is sel...

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Wed Mar 04, 2020 12:57 pm

Meanwhile:

https://www.legalreader.com/investigati ... N7RowCGLkI

BUT --
That is a MOTORCYCLE TIRE -- ??

LOL

Not worth the time nor energy to work through this debate - The internet at large has myriad and major amounts of information on this subject - From those who have tried it - Yet no links. My challenge stands. Inform your insurance company that you have a tyre fitted to your machine which both the ...

Not worth the time nor energy to work through this debate - The internet at large has myriad and major amounts of information on this subject - From those who have tried it - Some have proven it works (for them) and others just believe what they feel Laws are different in many STATES and I suspect ...

the group could stay tighter together and not out-range themselves Once the line of riders stretches out a few miles -- no hope to keep the tail with the lead . Staying tighter sounds like a good idea in general. Maybe a discussion with the entire group as we get started on our first day and reemph...

WHY put an auto tire on a M/C ? is it price? ok..what is your life worth? $20-$30? Is it tire wear? (also PRICE) no tire manufacturer - none, zip, nada- bupkiss- will sign off on an auto tire on a m/c. The sidewall is the issue. Car tires are not made to lean over like bikes. Yeah, yeah. I know- it...

I would check a few things --- Condition of the front tire -- Cupping ? Old ? delamination of a ply? Bulging ? Pressure ? Check the anti-dive system - if they un-did that and din;t put it back together right it could be binding causing a shock over every crack in the road surface Suspension is alwa...

When I had my 1500 I owned a few of these first gen relays - they worked fine. Then I started a resto-mod on my 1983 GS850 and needed a good quality set of relays for electrical systems I installed - The GS850 was notoriously under powered with a stator and R & R system that didn't work as well as ...

The tire width issue often gets confused between the GL1500 and the GL1800

then 1800 can accommodate a slightly wider tire I believe (?) --

Do your research and KNOW whjat will fit before you spend $$ on it ---

Just my 2¢