New 2018 Goldwing - pictures without bodywork


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New 2018 Goldwing - pictures without bodywork

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Some pictures of a new GL1800 with bodywork removed:
















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Bless her heart, she just skin and bones!
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See, they still have a little wiggle room on that gas tank to increase it a gallon.
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Stew wrote: ↑Mon Feb 05, 2018 7:31 pm See, they still have a little wiggle room on that gas tank to increase it a gallon.
But...that would add another 6 pounds of weight! Oh, the humanity!! :D
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The "new demographic" won't miss it. How many gallons do you need to go bar hopping?
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Thanks for the great pics; much appreciated!

Where is the air filter? (I suspect it's buried pretty much in the same place as the prior model's) LOL.
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I am interested in finding instructions on removing the plastics. I want to run some wiring and hate the idea of just starting to pull and tug on some of these parts.
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mccarterj wrote: ↑Wed Apr 04, 2018 8:02 am I am interested in finding instructions on removing the plastics. I want to run some wiring and hate the idea of just starting to pull and tug on some of these parts.
The Honda accessories have instructions for pulling the plastic with them.


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