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*you can use a vacuum cleaner 1 minute each and they're clean*

Here it is also so easy to clean cinch plugs, 3.5 jacks etc czcams.com/video/RhoRNBjV2eo/video.html

Very tasteful and neat job you’ve done there. Like the fact that you’ve not gone too far, making the bike into a cafe racer. It’s still clearly a Gold Wing...

What do you use to clean the back panel to get it looking like new?

Very nice bike, greetings from germany 👍

Excellent tip, thank you. Only problem - it is sold out everywhere I look!

Nice job my fellow GL enthusiast. I'm in the process of converting my 82 GL1100 to be a street bike similar to yours.

What about speaker terminals

This is a great idea and often overlooked, even by restorers. I used Never Dull, another automotive product. Excellent results!

Genius alert. 👊🏻 thanks man!

Good idea, but what about the smaller holes for the live connection?

Sehr schönes Bike , tolle Arbeit

You've created the first "Goldwing S" ❤

Thank for upload vid.

I went up Pike’s Peak on july 3 and got snowed on

hey kanst du mir sagen bitte welche marke reifen du drauf hast und welche größen vorne wie hinten? baue mir gerade meine gl1000 bj 79 um und brauche neue reifen. bedanke mich schon mal und gruß holger

Looks good 👍

Hey we’re did u find that seat at

Well I'll be a son of a gun. Why didn't I think of that. Cheers for the tip.

It is amazing awesome job I found a 1977 and I'm starting fixing it up

Thank you! 👍

Thanks for sharing your ideas and presentation us your very good work. This Goldwing is now a beauty. I very like it.

This would have to be the nicest example of a goldwing I've ever seen. Must give you happy flutters everytime you ride it.

WHAT A BEAUTIFUL MOTORCYCLE THIS 1979 HONDA GOLDWING. A GREAT AND SPORTY MACHINE !!! I LOVE THIS 👍👍👍❤❤❤

Ive seen a lot of GoldWing videos on here and this is easily my favorite. You made several subtle changes that fit together and make this a very attractive and useful bike. I’ll probably use a few of your ideas when I put my ‘75 GL back on the road. Thanks for a well produced and informative video.

Stylish and functional. Well done. I’m not a fan of butchered bikes.

Love the way it turned out, that seat suits it so well.

Thanks a lot! And when I say "thanks a lot", I mean to say "thanks $46 and then some"!

Searching for a cool temp sensor for a 1981 goldwing 1100 do you know where I can get one of those at its OAM parked I like your bike it's nice looks good looks like a Sportster no rider

That looks lovely

When you're ready to move on from this bike pls let me know. I will buy it

Love what you did, your hardwork shows. Looks beautiful and sounds amazing. I will be buying a 1979 Gl 1000. Can you please let me know where to find original fenders and other things. Thank you

Great job. Bike looks amazing

Great tip, neat trick

looks great

Where did you get that seat? Will it fit on a gl1100?

Would this prevent a channel from working? My SX1280 the right channel on the adaptor doesn’t seems to want to register on my digital EQ. Sounds comes out the channel but no activity on the spectrum analyzer. Moving the EQ to the pre amp and both channels display on the EQ.

Great Eye & Nicely Done! Love 2 see you take us for a Ride!? Thanks for the Eye*Candy along with Well Spoken walk threw! ✌💖 🙏4 🇺🇸

Oh that's really smart!! Thanks so much for the tip! I purchased RCA dust caps for the jacks I am not using and wanted to clean them before I put the caps on them. Thanks So Much!! :-D

Very Nicely and tastefully modified

It looks like the big brother to the GB500 single!

I want to duplicate that bike exactly. It is perfect!

I take that back, it's perfect just the way it is!

I'm very impressed! That is an amazing look! Some polished aluminum accents on the engine and it would pop even more than it does now. Fantastic!!

Great job.

The C3 was the best looking Shadow Honda ever made. Very nice.

Just got mine for $300 on the 27th of October! I'd hope that I can get it to look this nice soon 😁

Sweet. 😍

That's a bad ass bike, you did an awesome job on her

My first mode of transportation was a 79 GL1000. It was 1989, I was 15 and could not even get a driver's license for it. I drove it to school every day it wasn't raining until I turned 16 and then I trade it for Firebird. It was fully dressed with an Alpine tape deck.