Honda GoldWing Landing Gear Systems

Honda Marka Gold Wing motor serisi için özel olarak üretilen otomatik dengeleyici iniş takımı sistemidir.

Motorunuzu dengede tutan ek bir aparattır. Arka tekerlek yanlarına uygulanır.

Birbirinden bağımsız iniş takımları zemine göre hareket eder, her bir ayak zemine temas edince stop eder.

Sizin komutunuz ile aşağı iner, 4 km. hıza çıkınca otomatik kalkar. Dengeleme sensörü ile motorsikleti sürekli dengede tutar. Hangi tarafa yatıksa o ayağı aşağı iterken diğer ayağı yukarı çeker.

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[bharathkmc]

Initially I was like ' training wheels LOL ' but the comment section opened my eyes... Older generation and people with disability/joint limitation too should be able to enjoy the wind on a motercycle 👍

[peterblacklin]

This is a nice piece of practical engineering. I consider it like heated gear, you don't have to use it all the time but it is good to have it in some circumstances. The comments about enabling people with disabilities to enjoy motorcycling is on point. It is an enabling system, well executed. Kudos for the elegance.

[RobertIsacovici]

Just finished installing mine. It works perfectly, at 73 now I can take my wife and not be worried that my knees wont be strong enough to hold the bike and both of us.

[travisatwood]

As someone who can no longer walk, this could give me my chance to ride back....without a trailer pack, or a trike bc both of those ruin the feeling of a corner . Kick ass idea cant wait to try it !

[countrylifetales]

I'm a 64 year old woman who doesn't weigh a lot in my older years. I'm considering buying a another motorcycle (haven't had one in years but have owned 5) and I'm considering the weight of the bike now for the first time. This innovation would solve some of my fears about that. Great looking product.

[ScrewDatNoise]

As someone whose had their knee rebuilt several times, this is a solid idea. If you think it's lame then it wasn't meant for you in the first place.

[stephenmark]

When a motorcycle gets so big 'n heavy that you need assistance just to hold it stationary stops becoming a motocycle. Its a two wheeled car.

[johncunningham]

This a Great Idea . Let's Older People keep Riding after their knees or hips or back are no longer a Certainty to handle the Bikes Weight .

[navinbabji]

I had this exact same idea 12 years back when i was finishing my Engineering degree, but at that point of time i did not have enough money and support to design and build such a system. Then after engineering i had to start working immediately because of financial constraints and i could never put my idea into motion, but seeing this out now on youtube is kind of a sad-happy moment for me... 👍👍👍

[wparo]

These are the type of videos that I mute and watch at x2 speed.

[rdbjr]

Life gives then takes away….we were all “invincible” once. This is a great idea for us old folks.

[thisisthewolf]

This is genious! I can see alot of people being less afraid of big bikes thanks to this system. Also the eldery rider may find this product very useful

[eduardogeraldo]

It is a great great great idea. Congratulstiond on the concept and execution. All the haters out there: think about the bikers who are getting a bit older, or sick, or can't move your legs anymore (if u are a true to heart biker you know how we fear that); now, think about the joyvany of them will feel, by knowing that there is a solution that allows them to ride again.

[glenclifton]

The greatest thing for me is the ease of backing up that gold wing. Very impressive.! Plus raising it up on center stand for cleaning or maintenance. My back, knees, and hips say thanks a lot!

[monstereng]

It may be silly looking but if this gives people the chance to be able to ride again or keep riding in their senior years with their legs, knees and back getting more worn out this is perfect ! Especially for the older couples that like to use these type of bikes to travel ! Some people that have never sat on a Goldwing might not understand how heavy they actually are !

[tutes]

I really love this. I can already think of so many people with leg issues and such that would massively benefit from this and make motorcycling possible again!

Splendid work you folks. Keep uo the good work!

[emrecoskun]

Bence son derece kullanışlı bir ürün umarım daha çok motora çeşitine uygulanabilen versiyonları çıkar.

[xpndblhero]

That's actually pretty cool.... I could totally see this working for someone who is injured or disabled.

[snicfreek]

I think a few people here fail to realize some people might have bad knees, or joints, but once they are mobile they can ride just fine. This product seems to be designed for just that, assistance for low speed, stops, and starts. Even folks looking to have it for convenience is fine. This is so you don't have to give up the great feeling of leaning in the bike because you had to swap to three wheels (not knocking three wheelers either, they just don't lean... Well conventional manufacturer ones).

And for those crying about the goldwing weight, it has a low center of gravity, it's designed to be a comfortable stable tourer. It may not be for you but there is a reason why it's been around since the late 70s. It does what its designed to to and it does it very well.

If this keeps people able to ride and be happy and not settle for a bike they don't want then hell yeah! Motorcycles are awesome no matter what they are.

This seems like a great product that popped up on my recommended. I don't own a GL but I ride with and know many riders that do. I'll pass it on to them.

Edit: Holy crap I forgot to mention that center stand assist... Oh man when I was a salesman that would have been nice to have after moving Goldwings around the showroom all day!

[bigozimak]

This is BRILLIANT!!! I cannot believe I haven't heard of this before today. I'm close to sixty, I had to stop my greatest pleasure in my life due to various health concerns. I have been miserable since. This product now gives me hope that I can return to Riding. To all the young riders making fun. Wait until you get older and tell me then. To whoever designed and built this, THANK YOU KINDLY. Now, on to some research.