Views: Send a Message Name: Rob Woodall Ridesa
Shadow Aero 1100
Member #: CC271 Member Since: Aug. 2001 Gender: Age: Sign: Birthday: Location: Fyffe, AL Last Login: Jun 26, 2003 Last Update: May 19, 2000
I have an older model of Ameritex bags, and I was disapointed. The studs and buckles rusted and the bags themselves quickly became misshapen (presumably due to the heat of the Alabama summer). They ...
This piece looked fantastic, until it melted in the heat, and the studs and buckles rusted from the humidity. I was very disapointed in the durability of this unit. Probably a better choice for cool ...
Along with the rear fender extension, this is a "necessary accessory." really adds to the style of the Aero. Great attention getter. I still hate drilling holes in my bike!!
Well, I got this to hold my sissy bar and rear carrier in place. It's the only one that fits the other HondaLine products, so there was no choice. Still, it's an attractive, functional unit.
This is another product I bought for looks, then realized how truely functional it truely was. It all but eliminates "buffeting." I didn't know what buffeting was till I put these on. WOW, what a d ...
Definately a required accessory. Pretties up a functional but ugly part of the bike, and chromong the radiator shows people that we are PROUD to ride a liquid cooled bike.
Great looking piece. Adds a touch of style to an already stylish Aero fender. It was fairly difficult to install, what with drilling holes in the fenders, and the mounting bolts didn't seem to want ...
I'm amazed! I bought one of these for my Ninja, thinking it would be better than nothing, but they're great! I now own 3. (I found 'em on sale for $5.95). If you carry lots of stuff, you need thes ...
These stopped working less than 90 days after I bought 'em. Right now, I'm very dissatisfied with the product. If I get 'em working, or find out why they stopped I'll edit this review.
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