[JackFlack]

Bikes always seem to be more of a "build it yourself" project to me. There are so many things that it seems like we want/need to add after we purchase our bikes.

I'm just getting ready to order a bunch of stuff for my 2018 Wing (highway pegs, running lights, passenger pegs, trunk lights, and so forth). I have pretty much everything picked out. There are a verity of sites that you can order from, including directly from the various manufacturers. Given that I'm new to Honda and have never ordered things for their bikes before, what is your favorite site to deal with?

 

[Bopropucope]

Right here on this site
The 4 sale section.

*** I should have added that maybe you will not see many items right now, but keep checking this forum and they will start. EVERYBODY buys stuff and finds out it is not for them.***
Bruce

 

[trewm]

The 4 Sale section probably isnt going to help much for a 2018. If you want a 1-stop shopping experience then you cant go wrong with wingstuff.com. If you're buying a lot then their VIP program is worth it for a year to get the additional discounts.

 

[INTHEWIND]

Bikes always seem to be more of a "build it yourself" project to me. There are so many things that it seems like we want/need to add after we purchase our bikes.

I'm just getting ready to order a bunch of stuff for my 2018 Wing (highway pegs, running lights, passenger pegs, trunk lights, and so forth). I have pretty much everything picked out. There are a verity of sites that you can order from, including directly from the various manufacturers. Given that I'm new to Honda and have never ordered things for their bikes before, what is your favorite site to deal with?

OEM parts:
https://www.rockymountainatvmc.com/oem-parts/Honda
Just down the road from you in Payson.:smile2:


Aftermarket accessories:
https://www.goldwingonline.com/catalog/Goldwing_GL1833_Accessories-83-1.html

 

[tberger53]

http://wingstuff.com
https://www.amazon.com/
Usually anything you can get on a motorcycle specific website is also available on Amazon.


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[JackFlack]

...
Usually anything you can get on a motorcycle specific website is also available on Amazon.


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Never thought of Amazon.

 

[JackFlack]

OEM parts:
https://www.rockymountainatvmc.com/oem-parts/Honda
Just down the road from you in Payson.:smile2:
...

Oooh that is good to know!

 

[Speedbump]

Wingstuff is a favorite. I had them on probation for a few years after they lied to me about having a particular set of tires in stock and ready to ship for my GL1500, but they didn't. But I have since used them with satisfactory results. Another fav of mine is Cyclemax.com

 

[Art H.]

Wingstuff & Cyclemax

 

[Gold Winger]

Cyclemax, Wingstuff & the new kids on the block . . . Goldstrike (www.ciro3d.com/goldstrike).

 

[Corventure]

I still shop around. Sometimes buying direct is an advantage, especially if there is a defect or other issue.


Corventure Dave

 

[hawnwinger]

Aloha,

Don't forget that vendors like WingStuff and Cyclemax have a "Low Price" policy.
They will match a price from another company if the lower price can be verified and it's in stock.
So if you like doing business more with one vendor then others, you can give them a chance to match the other's price on the same item.

 

[beckhardt]

I always migrate (back) to wingstuff. Never thought of Amazon. Our bikes are pretty well decked out so I don't buy much anymore.

 

[Dn]

I like Freedom Choice, Dave McBride, Findley, OHIO. He really supports the Gold Wing folks.
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