I’ve installed both Traxxion Dynamic and Wingstuff belly pan, it’s best to have some type of lower engine protection than having no belly pan at all regardless of how you think it looks. th-cam.com/video/tCAJMpKjRfo/w-d-xo.html
Just an observation...wouldn't you put the front two support brackets with the adjustment part on the bottom? That would make it much easier to slide the belly pan up or down to get the best fitment to your motor right? Also if you look at those arms, when you have the adjustable side down, the R and the L are right side up...anyone tried it this way?
Is this version 3 of the wingstuff pan? I have version 2 that doesn’t have the new side mounting tabs. It appears that this new version could be a touch thinner
every thing went on easy except that left bracket bolt... that was a mother to get back in . not sure if i was able to tighten it enough being where it is at
Hey this is Brad from Pennsylvania PA loving all the videos just added the wing stuff belly pan an I never add my own stuff to the bike 2022 goldwing tour dct thank u for doing what u do.
I’m thinking that a shop would probably charge an hours labor for installation time but a guy with simple tools can install the Wingstuff belly pan in 10 minutes.
You are very wise person, the price of a wingstuff belly pan to prevent thousands of dollars worth of potential damages to the lower engine is priceless!
Because it was very limited space on the left side, it was not enough space for a ratchet on the left. Removing the front lower cowl to install the long black brackets is more ideal for the installation but not required.
Thanks for the video. just bought my first goldwing (2023). I will be ordering the belly pan today. please keep doing what you do and do not pay attention to A-hole comments.
Hello Chris! I enjoyed your video on the WingStuff belly pan! I looks easier and simpler than the one you did before, thanks. How long has that belly pan been available? Glad you’re back home safe and sound! Loyal.
On the right side you put the bolt thought the pan, bracket then nut. On the other side you did bracket pan nut. I think the right side looked better. Thank you for another great video.
You are so Incorrect. I’ve been using belly pans for years and never had any heating problems. I’ve ridden from sun up to sun down beside the Wingstuff belly pan has vent cuts that run horizontally across pan for air flow, Honda Goldwing are liquid cool with dual radiators and fans.
I must have purchased one of the last of the previous version a month ago. It appears they have tried to correct some of the poor fitment and design flaws of the previous pan. However, it looks like it’s still made of the same flimsy material. I’m very unsatisfied with the the previous version. I would not recommend it.
You can’t please everyone none of the time! In my opinion the belly pan offers significant lower engine protection to prevent damage as things may fly up on the road as your passing by, the belly pan is not designed to be used as a impenetrable plate of armor.
Hi Chris - bed idea because to change the oil filter of the gearbox and engine I have to dismantle this reptilian thing, and in addition it will suck in all dirt, leaves, etc. Best Rigers Marek from Poland.
Once you bolt the long brackets to the engine the removal process only takes a few second, just unbolt the two bottom Allen bolts and the rear single nut to drop the belly pan for an oil change. Only an idiot would unbolt the long mounting brackets from the engine to change the oil.
Absolutely right about adding a WingStuff Belly Pan. I would never bet on catching this Cat with his rides not looking immaculate. Underside to Topside. I’m keeping my money in my pocket. Wings always looking on point Chris. Mile after Mile. The way you do it. Well done.
Remember he did not say that is his bike he is putting this on and unless he purchased a 6 speed that is not his bike, that is close to a brand new bike but I could be wrong.
Excellent instruction. Thank you
Chris,
Your seat and backrest look just like my Corbin. Is it, or another brand?
That looks like garbage compared to the Traxion Dynamics version
I’ve installed both Traxxion Dynamic and Wingstuff belly pan, it’s best to have some type of lower engine protection than having no belly pan at all regardless of how you think it looks. th-cam.com/video/tCAJMpKjRfo/w-d-xo.html
Traxxion much better.
Just an observation...wouldn't you put the front two support brackets with the adjustment part on the bottom? That would make it much easier to slide the belly pan up or down to get the best fitment to your motor right? Also if you look at those arms, when you have the adjustable side down, the R and the L are right side up...anyone tried it this way?
Looks like you’re back from CA
That is the first thing that I bought for my new 23 gw; just waiting for it to come in; video was very helpful at how to install
Is this version 3 of the wingstuff pan? I have version 2 that doesn’t have the new side mounting tabs. It appears that this new version could be a touch thinner
The new design makes the process easier, the thickness is the same.
Good install video just one question did you get another Gen 6 GW?
Traxxion Dynamics is hands down the best belly pan.
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I would like to recommend that you try a set of box end ratchet wrenches with angle head, you'll love em.
every thing went on easy except that left bracket bolt... that was a mother to get back in . not sure if i was able to tighten it enough being where it is at
First thing I installed on my 2008.
You are wise beyond your years, excellent move!
Hey this is Brad from Pennsylvania PA loving all the videos just added the wing stuff belly pan an I never add my own stuff to the bike 2022 goldwing tour dct thank u for doing what u do.
I’m thinking that a shop would probably charge an hours labor for installation time but a guy with simple tools can install the Wingstuff belly pan in 10 minutes.
Thanks for sharing the video. one question how many scratches did you get on the plastic faring.
Thanks but that’s a totally Asinine comment.
@@chriscaliente5033 Well my mother always said That no question is a dumb question. Sorry that you thought my question was Asinine.
Nice video Chris, I have my WS Belly Paan coming this week. The new design looks like a better fit. Thanks for sharing.
You are very wise person, the price of a wingstuff belly pan to prevent thousands of dollars worth of potential damages to the lower engine is priceless!
@@chriscaliente5033 plus the downtime of waiting for parts and repairs
@@NormKohncorrect, it’s best to be proactive than reactive.
@@chriscaliente5033 Thanks Chris, have a great day and ride safe as always.
It looks to be a much improved mount for the front of the pan over the old version.
100% Correct, thanks chiming in.
Protection is the key thanks Chris safe travels. ARKANSAS Badlands
100% correct, protecting your investment is paramount
Chris, you used a socket wrench on the right side and an open end wrench on the left. Any reason you couldn't use a socket wrench on the left side?
Because it was very limited space on the left side, it was not enough space for a ratchet on the left. Removing the front lower cowl to install the long black brackets is more ideal for the installation but not required.
Thanks for the video. just bought my first goldwing (2023). I will be ordering the belly pan today. please keep doing what you do and do not pay attention to A-hole comments.
Hello Chris!
I enjoyed your video on the WingStuff belly pan! I looks easier and simpler than the one you did before, thanks. How long has that belly pan been available? Glad you’re back home safe and sound!
Loyal.
The newer design is simple and easy to install, they are available on Wingstuff website, additional information can be found there!
@@chriscaliente5033 : Thanks Chris, I appreciate it! I’ll check it out as soon as I can😃
I’ll bet it would be better if the offset portion on the front would tuck up over the plastic before attaching the rear.
On the right side you put the bolt thought the pan, bracket then nut. On the other side you did bracket pan nut. I think the right side looked better. Thank you for another great video.
Great video
Glad you enjoyed it
Your bikes going to retain a lot more heat especially during the summer time you'll be able to feel it right away😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
You are so Incorrect. I’ve been using belly pans for years and never had any heating problems. I’ve ridden from sun up to sun down beside the Wingstuff belly pan has vent cuts that run horizontally across pan for air flow, Honda Goldwing are liquid cool with dual radiators and fans.
I must have purchased one of the last of the previous version a month ago. It appears they have tried to correct some of the poor fitment and design flaws of the previous pan. However, it looks like it’s still made of the same flimsy material. I’m very unsatisfied with the the previous version. I would not recommend it.
You can’t please everyone none of the time! In my opinion the belly pan offers significant lower engine protection to prevent damage as things may fly up on the road as your passing by, the belly pan is not designed to be used as a impenetrable plate of armor.
Hi Chris - bed idea because to change the oil filter of the gearbox and engine I have to dismantle this reptilian thing, and in addition it will suck in all dirt, leaves, etc.
Best Rigers Marek from Poland.
Once you bolt the long brackets to the engine the removal process only takes a few second, just unbolt the two bottom Allen bolts and the rear single nut to drop the belly pan for an oil change. Only an idiot would unbolt the long mounting brackets from the engine to change the oil.
Another great how to…! How are the tip over bars on the new wing?
Thanks Chris
Absolutely right about adding a WingStuff Belly Pan. I would never bet on catching this Cat with his rides not looking immaculate. Underside to Topside. I’m keeping my money in my pocket. Wings always looking on point Chris. Mile after Mile. The way you do it. Well done.
Right on!
Remember he did not say that is his bike he is putting this on and unless he purchased a 6 speed that is not his bike, that is close to a brand new bike but I could be wrong.
I like the looks of that pan!!
You have excellent taste!
Goldwing superhero
Thanks I appreciated it.