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Thanks for watching. Good luck with the repair!

Glad the video was helpful and you found it interesting. Ride safe!

Hi John, thank you for the great message. It’s folks like you that make it worth it for putting in the effort and hours to do these videos. I’m glad it gave you the confidence to attempt it yourself. Nice work. Now go put some miles on that thing. Ride safe!!

That’s great news on your research and finding all the brake parts. As for the green labeled hose, I’m not quite sure what you’re referring to. We haven’t done any work on the rear end, but happy to help try and figure it out if you’re able to provide a little more info.

Thank you for sharing your experience and for the feedback on the video. I do agree the content for the throttle cable is not very helpful. This video was a last minute after thought so nothing was really planned out for how to shoot different angles. Although, I’m still glad I’ve posted it as it has helped many folks like yourself. Again, thank you for the comment and hope all goes well on your road test. Ride safe!!

Glad it was helpful! Thank you for watching.

Thanks for the comment. Yes seems like every time it needs something or you want to check something, a bunch of the front fairing or something needs to come off. We’re getting pretty good at it now. 😆 glad you found the video and hope it was helpful. Ride safe!!

Thank you for sharing. Would be awesome if you don’t have to take it apart. Appreciate the comment. Ride safe!!

Glad it helped. Thanks for watching. Hope all goes well.

We were happy that a company took it upon themselves to recreate them and still make them available for us. Ride safe.

Hi James. We often times use Cycle Parts Nation. I like it as a first stop because they show the detailed drawings of each portion broke down so it's easier to see and understand. Here's the link: www.cyclepartsnation.com Just follow the link on the website to Honda, then motorcycle, then 1990, then pick your model (looks like there are 4 different GL1500 GW models for that year), then find the sections for front and rear brakes. Usually, if we can't find it there, then we start doing google searches. Hope that helps. also, thank you for finding my video. Ride Safe!!

That method didn’t work for me. Glad it did for you. But, thank you for taking the time to comment.

Thanks for watching and commenting. I’m glad it was helpful for you. My dad mentioned it rides better and the air bags actually hold air. Ride safe!!

I’m excited for your upcoming adventure, sounds awesome. Thank you for the kind comments, I’m glad the video helped you, that’s why we did them. Ride safe!!

Thank you for watching and the kind words!! Ride safe out there!!

I’ve got my dad checking into this.

It says 1 reply but nothing shows up after u have ur dad looking? ​@@whatsbryanupto

Glad it helped!

Thank you for watching!! Ride safe!!

Too funny. Others in my comments have gotten their buttons to work with some different methods they mention. It was tedious work for sure. Glad you found it though. Ride Safe!!

@@whatsbryanupto With my luck a part will fly off never to be found again.....

Thanks for the comment! Hope it was interesting. 🙂

Thank you for asking. Most of the time we find the parts doing a Google search or on eBay. I found what you might be looking for on eBay. In the search bar on eBay, copy and paste this: New Genuine OEM Honda GL 1500 Goldwing Ignition Switch Barrel with Key 1990-2000 Hope that might give you a starting place. Thank you for watching and Ride Safe!!

Yes thank you for asking. My dad’s bike was experiencing some leaking but didn’t know where it was coming from. Because it is such a chore getting in there and with the radiators and hoses being almost 30 years old he decided to change them out with new to prevent future issues with the 30 year old parts. It ended up being a loose clamp. Yes he could have just tightened or replaced that clamp and put it all back together. But it’s unknown how much longer those old parts would last, so he changed them out for preventative reasons. Hope that answers your question. Thank you for watching. Ride safe!!!

I’m so glad to hear this. Thank you for sharing!! Ride safe!!

Thank you for the tip!! Ride safe!!

Thanks for asking. We’re no help as my dad does not have a cover. I would suggest joining a goldwing trike group or two and creating a post asking the same thing. Wish I could be more help. Good luck and ride safe!!

Completely agree. Thanks for watching. Ride safe!!

Thank you for sharing. It’s messages like yours that make all the hours of putting together the video worth it. I’m super glad it helped!! Ride safe!!

Also great video

We did add about 5-6 pounds of air. It took very little. I believe the manual mentioned it too. Thank you for asking and watching. Ride Safe!!

You're welcome! Ride Safe!

I’m happy you were able to understand even though it wasn’t in your language. Thank you for watching. Ride safe!!

Thank you for watching. I’m curious to hear where the leak is coming from once you get it apart. I’m wondering if it is coming from the same area we had found. Another viewer suggested that we replace the thermostat while in there too. I wish we would have thought of that while we had it apart. Anyhow, good luck and nice back together, Ride Safe!!

That is awesome to hear. Thank you for finding it and watching. You got this!! Ride Safe!!

Thanks for reaching out. Tire is a Bridgestone Battlax BT46, Size 130/70-18M/C 63H. Hope that helps. Ride Safe!

We didn’t replace the brake cable so I don’t have a video on it. Sorry about that. Thank you for watching. Ride safe.

We didn’t even think of it. Thank you for sharing. Hopefully others will see this comment. Ride safe!!

That is great to hear. Thank you for watching and ride safe!!

I’ll check with my dad and see who on eBay he ordered them from.

@@whatsbryanupto Thank you so much

The seller on EBAY is: newautoparts5 I don't see that he has anymore on his site for the GL1500. You may reach out to him and ask. Hope that helps.

Hi Mark. Thanks for watching the video and also reaching out. Yes, getting that port/driver side fan out was quite the chore. I went back into my videos and I have about 20 min of us struggling with it until I just put the camera down and used 4 hands and screw drivers to pry and wiggle it out. It was not an easy job to do, just unclipping the wire harness at the top of the fan housing was difficult. It took patients for sure. If you can get it popped out of that grommet in the rear of it and wedge it past the wires above to the right and wires down the frame tube to the left you should eventually get it out of there. It's just as much of a chore getting it back in. :-) It might be easier to remove the radiator if you can first. But, you'd have to decide to sacrifice the upper hoses, because you'd likely not be able to loosen the clamps and would likely have to cut the hoses. As for where to purchase, here's the links for Ziegler Motorsports and Cycle Parts Nation. When you click on the link to parts at the Ziegler Motorsports site, it directs you to Cycle Parts Nation. Then just follow the links to Honda and your specific year, model and parts. www.zeiglermotorsports.com/ www.cyclepartsnation.com/ Hope this is helpful!! Good luck, and if you get a chance, let me know how it goes. Ride Safe!! Bryan

Thank you for watching. Ride safe!

Thanks for the info and watching. We’re just now coming out of the snow season and hopefully have a ride coming up soon. Because of the winter we haven’t had a chance to check it out to enjoy the fruits of our labor. Ride safe!!

Thank you for watching. We don’t rebuild any other than our own, but we do appreciate you asking. Hope you do find some place that will do it. Ride safe.

@whatsbryanupto o well I tried. Thanks

Thank you for watching. We noticed a leak after running it but because of everything you have to take off to see where the leak is we decided to swap for new parts while in there. Glad you enjoyed. Subscribe for other videos. Ride safe!!

Thank you for watching. I do understand. It was a ton of work but well worth the effort. I’m glad you enjoyed the video as it was fun to do with my dad. Subscribe to find my other videos working on his bike, if you haven’t already. Ride Safe!!

Hi there. Thank you for the kind words and I'm pleased to hear that my video helped you. I couldn't remember exactly where the bulbs went, but I was able to Google "1995 Goldwing Dash Lights" and saw a few sites like Ebay where they show the bulbs and approximate locations. The comments box won't let me copy a screenshot of it into this thread. I'll do my best to explain it. 4 big bulbs go (@ 30 mph, @ 130 mph, @ 0 RPM, @ 4500 RPM) the two smaller bulbs go direct center of instrument cluster, 1 bulb above LCD and 1 bulb below LCD. I'm not sure of the wattage for the bulbs. Again, thanks again for the comments and watching. Great work taking on the task!! Ride Safe!!

Thank you for watching. I hope it was helpful.

Hi. I chatted with my dad about this. The front brake pads are going to be available online. You can order from the Honda website or after market supplier and that’s who he ordered from. They are all different prices. If you’re asking about the rear axle, it should say the manufacturer, and should be able to order per the manufacturer. On his trike, his rear axle is a Ford. Hope that helps some. I do appreciate you watching. Ride Safe!!

Thank you. Glad it helped.

Thank you for watching and the kind comment!! It’s fun doing projects with him. Hugs to you too!!

We’re in the middle of winter here in northern Minnesota, so no riding yet. We anticipate it will ride better than before. You'll have to let us know how it turns out if you decide to put the 444 series on your trike. I just uploaded another video yesterday where we replace the air springs as well. That might be of use to you when making your decision. Hope all goes well. If you haven't subscribed, you should as I have more videos coming with work we've done on my dad trike, but also quite a few we've done already. Thank you for watching and the comment, it's much appreciated. Ride Safe!!