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Brake Pad Part Number '04 Goldwing/Roadsmith
Not knowing when your Roadsmith kit was installed. Kits installed after March 1st, 2011, the rear brake pads are VW part number 311-698-151B. You can also call Roadsmith and they will be able to help you. 800-331-0705- Wingrider55
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- Forum: Roadsmith Trikes Owners Forum
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Oil change w/floorboards
I have a Roadsmith kit on my 1800 and have never had to remove the floorboards to change the oil and filter.- Wingrider55
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- Forum: Roadsmith Trikes Owners Forum
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Speed Bleeders
I'm looking for the size for speed bleeders for the rear brakes on my GL 1800 with a HTS kit. I believe it has VW calipers. I'm planning on changing the brake fluid and thought the speed bleeders would make the job easier.- Wingrider55
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- Replies: 6
- Forum: Roadsmith Trikes Owners Forum
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TOOL Kit
It's been almost two years sense I had my Goldwing 1800 triked. I was doing some work on it the other day and needed something out of the factory tool kit when I discovered that I didn't get my tool kit back with the takeoff parts, hadn't needed it until now. Just saying so when you get your...- Wingrider55
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- Replies: 3
- Forum: Roadsmith Trikes Owners Forum
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Kury passenger pegs on HTS
Has anyone installed Kury passenger pegs on there Roadsmith HTS with out modifications to the aqua shields. I see where there had to be modifications done on the HT aqua shields and don't want to do that if I don't have to.- Wingrider55
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- Forum: Roadsmith Trikes Owners Forum
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New Member from Northern Illinois
Hello from northern Il. I had my Goldwing Triked in May with a Roadsmith HTS. I learned about this site from another forum so I though I would check it out. I may not post very often but will be reading on a regular basis.- Wingrider55
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- Forum: New Member Introductions - No Tech Questions
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