I came real close to buying a 2016 Ultra Classic. After test riding a 2016 Goldwing , there was no way I was buying the Harley. Of course I couldn't afford the 2016 Goldwing. I settled for a 2010 Goldwing with 22,000 miles. ABS, Nav, and all the other great features that come with the Goldwing. No regrets, best bike I ever had.
My 2013 is the best bike I ever had. I have had a Shadow, a Ultra Glide and BMW 1600 GTL, but the WING is the best for me. Except for the GPS … you can't STOP it if you change your mind unless you TOTALLY stop !! … And if you think it's an old man bike, you haven't ridden one. They handle almost like a sport bike, light, nimble and fast.
I really appreciate your video Chris. Thank you for not cursing as well. You got your point across and very concise. Loved the memory lane pictures too.
Enjoyed your video. I just purchased a white 2012. I ditched 3 Harleys and a CTX I wished I would have went with the wing sooner. By far best bike I have ever had. 57 year old female that’s never been without a bike! I should have listened to my hubby 10 years ago! Love everything about this bike!
Hey Chris, bought my goldwing because I was torn between victory and a wing. You're vid made my decision and I have no regrets. !!! Thank you, stay safe
I really enjoyed watching this video. I noticed that there are a lot of interesting questions being asked that have gone unanswered. I would offer that there are probably Goldwing online forums that some of you might consider checking out for that purpose.
Hi Chris, enjoy your videos. A long time mid-weight street bike rider looking to upgrade. I test rode a 2007 GL 1800 Gold Wing..... That's all it took, and my sweetie loves it too! Peace from Nor Minnesota. DB
A Chris, hope that you are in good health. I been riding since 1975, I had Suzuki 550, Kawasaki 650, Kawasaki 1400.. In 2016 Aug or Sept I bought a Honda Gold Wing, I been to Florida, California, and New York, in 2017. I Love the ride !!!! Stay in good health! !!! In 2018, 19, 20 I didn't ride because personal reasons.. But in 2021 plan on going West for about 2 or 3 weeks.. keep riding Chris !!!! GOD BLESS !!!!!!
First off Chris I love your videos. I started watching your videos about eight months ago and I've been wanting a gold wing for a couple of years now I just purchased one about three weeks ago because of watching your videos I was riding a 2009 Yamaha Rd. star that are still home but since the purchase of the goal line I have no desire to ride Yamaha anymore. Your rack to go Lane is the best motorcycle on the road by far. Thank you and ride safe Chris God bless.
Bought one 2 months ago , 1992 , aspencade 65 kmiles , and I love its comfort , agility , flexibility ,performac etc etc , I also own a Cbr 1100 Blackird 01 ... best of both worlds ..love Your Y Tube .....keep going Ken Ireland
I went from a sport bike to a cruiser to "The Goldwing", and it was a great investment. Now I can take my son with me on rides but most of all my wife is finally the co-pilot and it's a good feeling having her on rides. But I watched Chris Caliente videos and it really inspired me to get a wing. Keep putting out those videos, you're pushing alot of people to the GOLDWING LIFE!
You hit the nail on the head. I owned honda motorcycles since I was 16 years old. Raised 2 sons, since then been into the Goldwings and can't go to any other. Just last week I have bought my first 2006 GL1800. Bought in Rushville , Indiana and drove it to my home in Cincinnati. Enjoy your same enthusiasm.
I bought my first ever GL1800 this past June and rose it home from Midland TX to Albuquerque NM. Besides the 5 mile test ride, that was also the first time riding a GL. I did own a CB750 when I was a kid in the 70’s
Hey cris I'm from okla I have had my goldwing for 7 years it's a 1988 but runs like a 2019 am I just lov your bike maybe one of these day I can be like u so ride on an u be safe...
Definitely agree...stick with a for-sure thing. Never heard of anyone who does not like a GW. Fantastic video; excellent vlog...enjoyed it immensely!!!
Thanks for all the nice words and compliments, I've never met a Goldwing owner that doesn't like his bike, owners will usually sell them to upgrade for a newer model, getting told to ride, or have a life changing health issues.
Great video Chris. I thought I recognized some of the highways you were driving on, right before you mentioned Memphis TN. Probably the worst part of driving a motorcycle in Memphis is navigating the endless potholes that seem to breed and multiply at night.
Well Chris since you have always been on the up and up I blame you. I narrowed my choices to the Victory Magnum and the Goldwing as well. Victory did not budge so I got the Goldwing, tho i was not ready for the touring bike so I got the F6B and I LOVE IT! Watching you and Memphis Mike makes me love it even more. Having a Shadow that Never let me down I know I made the right choice. The dealer gave me a good deal and Mama said get it so I jumped on it. Thank you Chris and Mike for all the wonderful ride you let me tag along on.
Congratulations on buying the Honda F6B, I ride with a few guys that have them, they love the way it handles and sheer power. I'm glad that I was able to help you make a decision, so don't hesitate to ask questions, and ride safe my friend.
Great Vids. Right know I am riding through you and other Goldwingers who share yall vids. Man I got the itch bad. I tore down my 94 to repaint but got busy with work. Now I have to get it back together, its killing me to see yall ride by yall self. Keep the vids coming man.
Chris my man, you are spot on. I currently ride a 12 Ultra Limited it's my 5 Harley. I want to say this, I truly love Harley, however harley continues to sell a machine with a piss poor crankshaft, compensator problems and a host of other problems. I've decided to set my sights on a GW. I hope that it can happen this year, but I won't rest until it happens. Hell I started this journey in 1969 with a Honda CL175 and moved up the ranks to a 750 in 1972. I guess I'll be coming full circle back to a Honda. Keep up the good work. I know my Harley friends will think I'm crazy, but as I get older I'm ready for a lot of comfort before I take the last ride down that Lonesome Highway...
All I can say that if your looking a very powerful touring motorcycle that's comfortable for you and a passenger for an extended amount of hours, with a immaculate track record, very low maintenance, extremely reliable that never breaks down with a well balanced bullet proof engine, ride a Goldwing it will change your life. Thanks for sharing your honesty Freddie Ray.
Harley isn’t even in the same league as this wing! I’ve had two Kings and you can’t even compare them. I wish I would have done the Wing sooner. Truly a masterpiece to ride, effortless and comfort all the way.
Nice CC. Good job. Honda has more than proven their products in every category over the years. They surround us. Just look. The GW is a "1 stop shop" for most of us. Features & performance are the best overall. You can tell a lot about a person by what they drive. I'm looking to upgrade from Sport Touring to Touring. Hands down GW is my focus. Cheers.
After several sport bikes in my youth I bought my first cruiser in 2008 a 2007 Honda VTX 1300 after that I was hooked on cruisers all the guys in my club had Harley's and I fell outside the loop thinking about trading but their bikes kept braking down on rides and my bike never gave me issues, so I set my sight on a GL but it wasn't until 2019 that I took the plunge and finally purchased my canary yellow fully chromed GL and I love it.👍
I kept my 02 Electra Glide and 2016 Road Glide but have always been an admirer of the GoldWing, so I bought my first one ever this past June. An 08 GL1800 with 26k miles in “like new” condition. My poor Harley’s are feeling neglected now
Love it, Chris you were instrumental in my decision to buy my 2008 GL1800, which I love riding!! Sweet ride indeed. If I could change it I would like the following: Make the transmission to have a 6th gear, and a CD player on the dash like my Harley Ultra Classic had. Down here in SE Texas it is basically riding time all year. Anytime I can get out on it, I do. Thanks again for all your videos I learn something new every-time. CYA
Chris thanks for the video. I was reading reviews over reviews and ended up even more confused.... So I decided to rent one tomorrow and if all goes well will purchase one. Your video was simple to the point and very helpful. Thanks for sharing....
Loved the ride and comfort. Definitely a bike I can ride once a month from Orlando to Jackson MS. They worked out a good deal on level 3. Do you think abs is a must?
I'm on the Voyager, excellent bike, but that being said I have to say you've made a better choice and you are now ridin' the best bike ever, bar none...
Chris, you have great videos and have solidified my decision to trade my 2017 Indian RoadMaster towards a 2012 used GL1800. I will have to do some upgrades to it to get some bluetooth compatibility etc, but I think I will be very happy because I need a lot of the things the GW has. I agree about them making it for over 40 years, they know what they're doing. Polaris does not know yet. As much as I love my RoadMaster, it has flaws from being such a new bike, and its beginning to show its ugly face to me. I doubt I will be disappointed in my decision to trade in for a older bike.
Riding a older1988 GL1500 with almost 200k km on it in the Netherlands and tho I do not think they are the best looking bikes out there, I will probably never EVER get another brand or type.... Once you own a Wing sitting on 99% of the other bikes is like... .'mwah'..... 'cool but' ... no thanks... And that sucks because I also like the looks of the classic cruisers like the VN1500. But they cant touch riding a GoldWing :) Thanx for the many entertaining videos Chris, keep making them please!
Hey chris! Was torn between a Victory XCT and a goldwing. There were too many pros over cons with the goldwing. Parts, drivetrain (never have to worry about a belt with a driveshaft), heritage, community, aftermarket support, engine, and most importantly, the wife was way more comfortable on a wing. Do not regret my decision 100%.....200% after victory shut their doors. Thanks for the great video.
I have left my 84 GW 1200 behind my house covered it with a tarp and went to Japan for 4 years in the new England weather , came back put the keys in there juggled it a little bit started it , it started right away , in 2006 i got a 2001 GW 1800 i still got i put 239k babied miles on it, and it still ride brand new
Chris, another great video, I purchased a 2010 Goldwing this year with 14K and I myself am hooked, an amazing machine. I was wondering if you could share some info with me on the pre-load settings of the bike and your reccomendations. I ride 2 up most of the time and I cant seem to dial it in, any suggestions or help would be greatly appreciated.Ken from Feeding Hills Mass.
I had a first generation Goldwing, I went through beamers, Harley-Davidsons and I came back to the gl1800, I still own my beamer and Harleys and the wing is my go to bike.
I've owned goldwings before and love them.i know own a 1975 flh Harley and a 2016 indian scout. I'll be trading the scout in for a goldwing this year.love the wing specially when riding 2 up and cross country touring. hands down goldwing has it.
Goldwing is a Super Nice Ride! I am sure you will get many trouble free miles. I am Victory Vision owner and I am in Love with my machine. I am 6'7" and the Goldwing is not Suitable for my frame. If a comparable machine doesn't come along in a few years I don't know what I'll do for a ride. Until then Til the Wheels Fall off.
One of my friends that owns a Ultra Classic that rides daily told me that if he has to ride over 300 miles, he rather do it on a Goldwing, that a true story. Thanks for sharing with us your honesty, and ride safe my friend.
I agree i have had 27 bikes since 1971 i had a 78 GL1000 and a 2003 which i still have! I am thinking of a 2020 GW to be my last Bike until the end of my riding days. The new Wing is 90 lbs less and me being 65 yrs old less weight would be a good idea! I will also keep my 2003 which only has 21,000 miles on it and will use it on a trip across the country and keep it around a while until i feel the it’s getting too heavy to ride two up on it! What do you think of the 2018-19 Wings so far????????
I was crushed about Polaris putting the Victory in the can. I wish Honda would make their 1300's upgrade to 1800's like the old VTX 1800 & Fury as a 1800... from what I've heard it's just bigger pistons inside. Gold Wing would be on my list if I ever came into a oil well... LOL a bit pricy but all you get... it's not. I bet ... maintenance is a lot cheaper and easier then the Harley's too. It's on my list for sure... but I'm so old now.. I doubt it'll ever happen. Good Video
Out of the blue, I thought of this topic while I was riding along, I had no previous plan or script, it just popped in my head. I guess this video wasn't too bad for an unplanned free style video, thanks for the compliments.
I had a 02 wing in 2010 and liked everything about it but the front end (long story). It was equipped with a Corbin heated seat and that seat was one that created more room for the rider, in other words it was longer front to back for the driver. I sat on a new 2016 two days ago and it is too short for me, I'm too close to the bars and would have to have another Corbin seat to even fit on it, I'm 6'1". Of course could still ride it but I'm siting straight up with my arms bent too much. I also sat on an F6B and that bike has plenty of room and I really liked it...
I have and will own other bikes but there will never be a time that there isn't a Goldwing in my garage. Love the channel, Chris. But I think you need some more cameras on your rig! :D
Here, here! I bought my Goldwing for all the same reasons. I also knew I was at a time (60+) where I wanted to get out and see some of the country and long distance comfort was key. It almost rides itself. Reliability was also important because of the distances along with a good network of dealers/service if needed. I think Victory made a couple of mistakes. First, they went overboard with the styling. The big flying V everywhere was just too much and made the bike look cumbersome and "plastic". I also looked at Victory and noticed that some of the machining looked cheap. Lots of play in the brake and shift, to name a couple, where they were mounted. Just didn't have that solid feel I found on the other V-Twins. I had the Valkyrie before this for 11 years and I just liked the feel of having a tried and true bike under me. Stay safe!
Very good observations, sometime it just takes many years to work out bugs, but Victory is not sticking around. This is one of the reasons why I bought a Honda because of the many years of reliable service, and the longevity of the Goldwing.
Im 22 and looking to get a 2010 holdwing since i always travel to mexico from los angeles. The goldwing shouldnt be considered an “old mans bike” it should be a “travelers bike”
Well said. When I decided that I was getting too old to cruise around on a sportbike, I traded my Ducati for a Honda VTX (2007 1300r). I have a friend with a 2002 VTX and there is no denying the Honda reliability factor. Ride safe.
Chris Caliente I agree with you that Polaris is making a mistake by discontinuing the Victory line. I just bought my first Goldwing about 3 weeks ago. It's a 2002 with ABS and I love it. However, I too had a hard time trying to decide on whether to get a Goldwing or a Victory. One of the guys I work with has a beautiful Victory. It is very comfortable and it rides well. I hope Polaris reconsider their decision because if I decide on getting a second bike, it would probably be a Victory.
I wholeheartedly agree with your choice of the GOLDWING as your preferred Motorcycle. The difference in my selection process was that I never considered the Harley Davidson, nor the Victory when I bought my first GOLDWING in 2004. Correct me if I'm wrong, but I don't believe the Victory was available in 2004. On a separate issue, I enjoy your Video Blog opening, however, I would love to see an update that shows your new accessories such as your CB antenna, driver's backrest, and passenger armrest. Would be difficult to update? Just a preference of mine. I still enjoy viewing your RUclips channel. Ride safely.
Victory started in 1997, it's been a good 20 year run. I have made installation videos that shows each the accessories that you listed in my video library. For example here is one of my CB installation links. ruclips.net/video/8_RMjsSDad4/видео.html
a few years ago i got fedup with my 2018 ultra classic always over heating and dying after a 300- 400 mile trip. had it towed home more than once by tripple a. one day i was reading craigs list saw a 2000 honda shadow 1100 for sale i figured id buy it to ride while the ultra classic was in the shop for the 9th time. lil sucker impressed me big time smooth plenty of power handled great. it needed tires so i took it to a honda shop 2 hours away to get new tirres. i had already sold the harley. on the sale floor last month was a brand new gold wing in red dct. waas looking at it. saw the price which was way better than harley/ so took thier demo for a ride while iw aited for tires.. i bought it had to go back a few days later to pickup the 1100 rode that goldwing 110 miles home.. was not bounced to death my back didnt hurt, this last weekendi took it on a 800 mile trip for fun. i will never buy another harley again, i am 69 been riding harley since iu was 16. my 1st one was a fx. now the gold wing is 1000% better than any harley for comfort. love the color. no more wrenching. and having to carry spare ign modules. just gas and go.in 2 weeks a buddy of mine in calif is bringing his 2019 wing up here top washington state we are going to go for a ride to maine. now i will say this. i prefer to ride my1100 around town. and save that beautiful wing for trips over 100 miles
Hey Chris, I had 2012 Victory Cross Country Tour and when I was ready to trade it I test rode the Gold Wing (like pulling teeth to get the dealer to let me ride). I liked it and was ready to buy it when my wife suggested I try the BMW K1600GTL. I had a 2009 BMW K1200LT so I was familiar with the bikes and I don't know why people complain about parts and cost for BMWs because I never had a problem getting parts and the cost was in line with what others were paying for their service. I have buddies with Gold Wings and the pricing is about the same here in Indy. After I rode the K1600GTL I was sold. I have all of the creature comforts and technology of a touring bike but I have the performance of a sport bike. there's never a dull moment when I'm on it and when I rode The Dragon it handled great. Having said that, if I were buying a bike today, it would be the Gold Wing F6B. I really like that look. Well, be safe out there and maybe our paths will cross one day.
hi john here the bmw gtl is a awsome machine saving now for a honda goldwing not a new one or a bmw gtl watched video on gtl and gotta say it looks as its got the same confort as the goldwing
Does your Gold Wing get hot on warm days. When I ask if it gets hot I mean, does it get uncomfortable for you if the temperature goes above 85°? I agree with you about the price of parts and service on BMWs. I had a K 1200 LT, many flaws. Not nearly as good as Japanese bikes. I just bought a used 18-year-old Gold Wing 1800. A 2002 with 9000 miles on it from the original owner. Never been in an accident, garage kept on the center stand, it’s the basic model, I will be replacing every filter, spark plug, all fluids, IV coil, steering head bearings, I understand the air cleaner change is quite a job. I rode the 1800 for the very first time today. It was just a test ride. I was considering buying another Yamaha venture, I have had two of them and I understand them and I do all my own work, so I felt comfortable buying another venture. But one ride on that Gold Wing, I ruled out the Venture immediately. They’re not even in the same class..I’m talking about the V-four venture. The new twin Venture, I don’t want to spend that much money, and they haven’t been around long enough to get cheap yet. I will be getting my 18-year-old, 9000 mile Gold Wing tomorrow. And I will probably be working on it just doing general maintenance for a few days. If you or anyone that may read this owns an 1800 wing, and would have some advice on tires, which air filter to buy, the standard on the one or a K and N, premium or regular gas,? But my main question is, does the driver get hot enough on hot days from blowback heat from the radiators to bake a turkey on hot days? The reason I ask is. I have a 1994 Honda pacific coast that I have used for commuting for the past 24 years. That machine looks very much like a Gold Wing. If the same design team that designed the Pacific coast, also designed the Gold Wing, I hope they designed the airflow through the radiator, and away from the rider the same as they did on the Pacific coast. Because my Pacific Coast puts zero heat on the rider no matter how hot it is that day... i I am not a new rider. I have over 700,000 miles behind bars just on the street since 1968, but I am new to the Gold Wing.. I heard that the Gold Wing was smooth and that was not going to be a surprise to me, I thought. What did surprise me was how powerful and nimble and unintimidating Gold Wing is.We will see. Let me know about that heat from the engine/radiator getting on the rider issue. Is it a problem on warm days on the 1800 Gold Wing?
I have just bought a 2004 gold wing last year I sold my ctx1300 for it I have owned 3 Harley's no comparison gold wing rock Chris I am coming down to tenn on the 4th of July I will be on the wing maybe I can ride with you going to be in Nashville
Couldn't find 1 used at the dealership so I bought the vtx 1300 what do you think about 18 model that's why I didn't buy new i dont know about body style but you r bike rocks ,we looking at you in Magnolia Arkansas!
Question to my G.W friends: My current ride is the H.D Road King. Love my ride but am interested in something with a bit more wind protection and creature comforts for those long journeys to parts known and unknown. Do the foot pegs offer a comfortable ride and how are the highway pegs? I'd read that the G.W was wide and could be uncomfortable for some. Thoughts please?? Thanks.....
It's hard to imagine anyone could go far wrong with the most reliable motorcycle manufacturer in the world. The goldwing is a beautiful looking machine. And as you rightly say has true timeless pedigree. Enjoy yourself ma man.
you can't beat Honda my 97 Honda Valkyrie runs like it just came off the assembly line yesterday! it's smooth powerful reliable comfortable just like the goldwing it takes its motor from.
Absolutely awesome video Chris! I'm literally two days away from closing on an '06 GW ABS in Gloss Black with only 53k miles on the odo. Paying under $10k. I was also looking at the Victory Vision until the recent announcement. Too bad, so sad.
Chris Caliente Well, I haven't gotten it yet. Fingers crossed. Should close on Mon/Tues. My buddy ShadowDPS Motovlogs said I'm going to be the Texas Chris Caliente lol. Yea Victory blows lol
I agree completely about it being better to evolve a design than to try to start from scratch, over and over. A fresh start is, in many ways, just another opportunity to make a lot of new mistakes. Once you're pretty far up the learning curve with a design, it gets to be issue-free. The other thing is the engineering costs get amortized over decades. The profitability of the Gold Wing for Honda must be pretty good. I know it has undergone major changes since the original GL-1000 but, by not re-inventing everything every year, the engineering costs are minimized.
You tend to ride and like what motor you start on. I have rode all the touring motors and they are all great motors, however I love my 2017 Road Glide Ultra Milwaukee 8.
I own a Harley 1200 cruiser before my Goldwing, which is why I was considering buying a Touring bike, I came home many of days with full body aches thinking that I was getting to old to ride. Once I test rode a Goldwing, I was totally sold. BTW Harley make some fine motorcycles which is why I understand your love for the Road Glide.
How do you compare the Wing to a Valkyrie Interstate, which is s tripped down Wing. I know it's old technology vs new. I just like to hear other opinions.
I've got a 2013, and the only warranty work i had done so far was the rear drive seal weeping a bit... gotta love the honda warranty..and I purchased the extra 4 year warranty. I financed for 5 years, and have a 7 year total coverage warranty, can't beat it!
Hey, maybe you can tell me if the Honda dealer I purchased from was blowing smoke up my rear.. I recall when he was selling the extended warranty, he told me If I was riding, and ran into really bad weather, lightening storms, hail etc. that I could make a call and they would send a tow company out to me if I were to say park it under say an overpass, and take me and my bike to a motel, free of charge?
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I came real close to buying a 2016 Ultra Classic. After test riding a 2016 Goldwing , there was no way I was buying the Harley. Of course I couldn't afford the 2016 Goldwing. I settled for a 2010 Goldwing with 22,000 miles. ABS, Nav, and all the other great features that come with the Goldwing. No regrets, best bike I ever had.
My 2013 is the best bike I ever had. I have had a Shadow, a Ultra Glide and BMW 1600 GTL, but the WING is the best for me. Except for the GPS … you can't STOP it if you change your mind unless you TOTALLY stop !! … And if you think it's an old man bike, you haven't ridden one. They handle almost like a sport bike, light, nimble and fast.
I really appreciate your video Chris. Thank you for not cursing as well. You got your point across and very concise. Loved the memory lane pictures too.
Enjoyed your video. I just purchased a white 2012. I ditched 3 Harleys and a CTX I wished I would have went with the wing sooner. By far best bike I have ever had. 57 year old female that’s never been without a bike! I should have listened to my hubby 10 years ago! Love everything about this bike!
Hey Chris, bought my goldwing because I was torn between victory and a wing. You're vid made my decision and I have no regrets. !!! Thank you, stay safe
I really enjoyed watching this video. I noticed that there are a lot of interesting questions being asked that have gone unanswered. I would offer that there are probably Goldwing online forums that some of you might consider checking out for that purpose.
Hi Chris, enjoy your videos. A long time mid-weight street bike rider looking to upgrade. I test rode a 2007 GL 1800 Gold Wing..... That's all it took, and my sweetie loves it too! Peace from Nor Minnesota. DB
A Chris, hope that you are in good health. I been riding since 1975, I had Suzuki 550, Kawasaki 650, Kawasaki 1400.. In 2016 Aug or Sept I bought a Honda Gold Wing, I been to Florida, California, and New York, in 2017. I Love the ride !!!!
Stay in good health! !!! In 2018, 19, 20 I didn't ride because personal reasons.. But in 2021 plan on going West for about 2 or 3 weeks.. keep riding Chris !!!! GOD BLESS !!!!!!
One of the best, most logical, well thought out reviews I've seen on youtube, on any subject.
Bravo CC.
Thanks for the compliments, sub it you like.
First off Chris I love your videos. I started watching your videos about eight months ago and I've been wanting a gold wing for a couple of years now I just purchased one about three weeks ago because of watching your videos I was riding a 2009 Yamaha Rd. star that are still home but since the purchase of the goal line I have no desire to ride Yamaha anymore. Your rack to go Lane is the best motorcycle on the road by far. Thank you and ride safe Chris God bless.
Thanks for the compliments Randy, and congratulations on the Goldwing purchase. I agree once you ride a Goldwing, it's hard to ride anything else.
I'm just about to buy one, can't get enough of these videos.
Chris, that is one sweet ride! Thanks for the info. Ride safe, Brother!
Because of your informative insight my wife and I will be going with the Goldwing.
Much Love "Stormtrooper"
Go Canes!!! Home of U!!!
Chris, I love your VLOGS ! And hope to meet you in Nashville in August. Stay safe brother :)
Bought one 2 months ago , 1992 , aspencade 65 kmiles , and I love its comfort , agility , flexibility ,performac etc etc , I also own a Cbr 1100 Blackird 01 ... best of both worlds ..love Your Y Tube .....keep going Ken Ireland
Thanks for watching and enjoying my videos in Ireland.
Just bought a 2002 GW 48900 mi. Just love it . Taking a trip to all the states i have not seen. Ride safe. Like all bikes.😎🏍🇺🇸
I went from a sport bike to a cruiser to "The Goldwing", and it was a great investment. Now I can take my son with me on rides but most of all my wife is finally the co-pilot and it's a good feeling having her on rides. But I watched Chris Caliente videos and it really inspired me to get a wing. Keep putting out those videos, you're pushing alot of people to the GOLDWING LIFE!
Wow! thanks Allen, congratulations on the Goldwing purchase, I'm often hearing that I inspire so many bikers to buy a Goldwing, RSMF.
You hit the nail on the head. I owned honda motorcycles since I was 16 years old. Raised 2 sons, since then been into the Goldwings and can't go to any other. Just last week I have bought my first 2006 GL1800. Bought in Rushville , Indiana and drove it to my home in Cincinnati. Enjoy your same enthusiasm.
I bought my first ever GL1800 this past June and rose it home from Midland TX to Albuquerque NM. Besides the 5 mile test ride, that was also the first time riding a GL. I did own a CB750 when I was a kid in the 70’s
Chris I still ride my 85 wing interstate that bought in 85 and love it.
Hey cris I'm from okla I have had my goldwing for 7 years it's a 1988 but runs like a 2019 am I just lov your bike maybe one of these day I can be like u so ride on an u be safe...
You're right I love the Honda Goldwing Beautiful by a beautiful riding bike
Definitely agree...stick with a for-sure thing. Never heard of anyone who does not like a GW.
Fantastic video; excellent vlog...enjoyed it immensely!!!
Thanks for all the nice words and compliments, I've never met a Goldwing owner that doesn't like his bike, owners will usually sell them to upgrade for a newer model, getting told to ride, or have a life changing health issues.
I so agree with you and your thoughts and after just getting 2020 DCT Tour. Damn, no regrets !!! Great video, thank you. Be safe, boss.
Great video Chris. I thought I recognized some of the highways you were driving on, right before you mentioned Memphis TN. Probably the worst part of driving a motorcycle in Memphis is navigating the endless potholes that seem to breed and multiply at night.
Well Chris since you have always been on the up and up I blame you. I narrowed my choices to the Victory Magnum and the Goldwing as well. Victory did not budge so I got the Goldwing, tho i was not ready for the touring bike so I got the F6B and I LOVE IT! Watching you and Memphis Mike makes me love it even more. Having a Shadow that Never let me down I know I made the right choice. The dealer gave me a good deal and Mama said get it so I jumped on it. Thank you Chris and Mike for all the wonderful ride you let me tag along on.
Congratulations on buying the Honda F6B, I ride with a few guys that have them, they love the way it handles and sheer power. I'm glad that I was able to help you make a decision, so don't hesitate to ask questions, and ride safe my friend.
Great Vids. Right know I am riding through you and other Goldwingers who share yall vids. Man I got the itch bad. I tore down my 94 to repaint but got busy with work. Now I have to get it back together, its killing me to see yall ride by yall self. Keep the vids coming man.
Warmer weather is just around the corner, but you are welcome to ride through me.
I agree with you, Chris, you can't beat a Goldwing. I like to color of your bike as well. Just subscribed.
Great video. I’m on my third GW. 1988, 1996 and 2010.
Hello Chris I think you made an excellent choice. Great Bike!
Chris my man, you are spot on. I currently ride a 12 Ultra Limited it's my 5 Harley. I want to say this, I truly love Harley, however harley continues to sell a machine with a piss poor crankshaft, compensator problems and a host of other problems. I've decided to set my sights on a GW. I hope that it can happen this year, but I won't rest until it happens. Hell I started this journey in 1969 with a Honda CL175 and moved up the ranks to a 750 in 1972. I guess I'll be coming full circle back to a Honda. Keep up the good work. I know my Harley friends will think I'm crazy, but as I get older I'm ready for a lot of comfort before I take the last ride down that Lonesome Highway...
All I can say that if your looking a very powerful touring motorcycle that's comfortable for you and a passenger for an extended amount of hours, with a immaculate track record, very low maintenance, extremely reliable that never breaks down with a well balanced bullet proof engine, ride a Goldwing it will change your life. Thanks for sharing your honesty Freddie Ray.
Harley isn’t even in the same league as this wing! I’ve had two Kings and you can’t even compare them. I wish I would have done the Wing sooner. Truly a masterpiece to ride, effortless and comfort all the way.
Nice CC. Good job. Honda has more than proven their products in every category over the years. They surround us. Just look. The GW is a "1 stop shop" for most of us. Features & performance are the best overall. You can tell a lot about a person by what they drive. I'm looking to upgrade from Sport Touring to Touring. Hands down GW is my focus. Cheers.
After several sport bikes in my youth I bought my first cruiser in 2008 a 2007 Honda VTX 1300 after that I was hooked on cruisers all the guys in my club had Harley's and I fell outside the loop thinking about trading but their bikes kept braking down on rides and my bike never gave me issues, so I set my sight on a GL but it wasn't until 2019 that I took the plunge and finally purchased my canary yellow fully chromed GL and I love it.👍
I kept my 02 Electra Glide and 2016 Road Glide but have always been an admirer of the GoldWing, so I bought my first one ever this past June. An 08 GL1800 with 26k miles in “like new” condition. My poor Harley’s are feeling neglected now
Love it, Chris you were instrumental in my decision to buy my 2008 GL1800, which I love riding!! Sweet ride indeed. If I could change it I would like the following: Make the transmission to have a 6th gear, and a CD player on the dash like my Harley Ultra Classic had. Down here in SE Texas it is basically riding time all year. Anytime I can get out on it, I do. Thanks again for all your videos I learn something new every-time. CYA
Thanks Sparky, I'm glad that I was instrumental in your decision on buying Goldwing, congratulations the Harleys are great too.
Chris thanks for the video. I was reading reviews over reviews and ended up even more confused.... So I decided to rent one tomorrow and if all goes well will purchase one. Your video was simple to the point and very helpful. Thanks for sharing....
Thanks let me know how it turns out for you.
Loved the ride and comfort. Definitely a bike I can ride once a month from Orlando to Jackson MS. They worked out a good deal on level 3. Do you think abs is a must?
I have ABS as well, its better to have it than not need it, so yes it's an added benefit but no required.
I've had goldwings for 25 plus years over 300,000 miles on one of them.great motorcycles would buy another one.
your right Chris, not to mention the availability of Honda Goldwing parts in all corners of the world.
Exactly, there is so many reasons why I made my final decision for a Goldwing, that the video will be too long.
ive heard finding mechanics to work on the 1500 is getting next to impossible. refusals for all sorts of reasons.
I agree ,100 % ride safe , love your color on the bike....1 love 💘
I'm on the Voyager, excellent bike, but that being said I have to say you've made a better choice and you are now ridin' the best bike ever, bar none...
Chris, you have great videos and have solidified my decision to trade my 2017 Indian RoadMaster towards a 2012 used GL1800. I will have to do some upgrades to it to get some bluetooth compatibility etc, but I think I will be very happy because I need a lot of the things the GW has. I agree about them making it for over 40 years, they know what they're doing. Polaris does not know yet. As much as I love my RoadMaster, it has flaws from being such a new bike, and its beginning to show its ugly face to me. I doubt I will be disappointed in my decision to trade in for a older bike.
I agree with you completely. I have been very impressed with the reliability and touring comfort of mine. I absolutely love my bike
Brilliant mind think alike.
Riding a older1988 GL1500 with almost 200k km on it in the Netherlands and tho I do not think they are the best looking bikes out there, I will probably never EVER get another brand or type.... Once you own a Wing sitting on 99% of the other bikes is like... .'mwah'..... 'cool but' ... no thanks... And that sucks because I also like the looks of the classic cruisers like the VN1500. But they cant touch riding a GoldWing :)
Thanx for the many entertaining videos Chris, keep making them please!
Thanks for the compliments and sharing your story.
thanks for putting it out there very well said been preaching that for years
And the truth, shall set you free, thanks Lamar.
I feel you on the Goldwing I brought my 2004 GL1800 would love some day to link up with you , Im in Jersey City NJ.
Hey chris! Was torn between a Victory XCT and a goldwing. There were too many pros over cons with the goldwing. Parts, drivetrain (never have to worry about a belt with a driveshaft), heritage, community, aftermarket support, engine, and most importantly, the wife was way more comfortable on a wing. Do not regret my decision 100%.....200% after victory shut their doors. Thanks for the great video.
Congratulations on buying a Goldwing, you made a very wise decision, thanks for sharing Chris, ride safe.
I have left my 84 GW 1200 behind my house covered it with a tarp and went to Japan for 4 years in the new England weather , came back put the keys in there juggled it a little bit started it , it started right away , in 2006 i got a 2001 GW 1800 i still got i put 239k babied miles on it, and it still ride brand new
Chris, another great video, I purchased a 2010 Goldwing this year with 14K and I myself am hooked, an amazing machine. I was wondering if you could share some info with me on the pre-load settings of the bike and your reccomendations. I ride 2 up most of the time and I cant seem to dial it in, any suggestions or help would be greatly appreciated.Ken from Feeding Hills Mass.
I had a first generation Goldwing, I went through beamers, Harley-Davidsons and I came back to the gl1800, I still own my beamer and Harleys and the wing is my go to bike.
I've owned goldwings before and love them.i know own a 1975 flh Harley and a 2016 indian scout. I'll be trading the scout in for a goldwing this year.love the wing specially when riding 2 up and cross country touring. hands down goldwing has it.
Riding the Goldwing is the most comfortable ride.
Goldwing is a Super Nice Ride! I am sure you will get many trouble free miles. I am Victory Vision owner and I am in Love with my machine. I am 6'7" and the Goldwing is not Suitable for my frame. If a comparable machine doesn't come along in a few years I don't know what I'll do for a ride. Until then Til the Wheels Fall off.
Great job love the gold wing
Honestly, I love Harley but if you're looking for zero issues, you made the right choice. Excellent vid!
One of my friends that owns a Ultra Classic that rides daily told me that if he has to ride over 300 miles, he rather do it on a Goldwing, that a true story. Thanks for sharing with us your honesty, and ride safe my friend.
I agree i have had 27 bikes since 1971 i had a 78 GL1000 and a 2003 which i still have! I am thinking of a 2020 GW to be my last
Bike until the end of my riding days. The new Wing is 90 lbs less and me being 65 yrs old less weight would be a good idea! I will also keep my 2003 which only has 21,000 miles on it and will use it on a trip across the country and keep it around a while until i feel the it’s getting too heavy to ride two up on it! What do you think of the 2018-19 Wings so far????????
just brought a Goldwing 2006 and can"t wait pick it up
Tryin' to find me a Goldwing automatic trike any suggestions?
I was crushed about Polaris putting the Victory in the can. I wish Honda would make their 1300's upgrade to 1800's like the old VTX 1800 & Fury as a 1800... from what I've heard it's just bigger pistons inside. Gold Wing would be on my list if I ever came into a oil well... LOL a bit pricy but all you get... it's not. I bet ... maintenance is a lot cheaper and easier then the Harley's too.
It's on my list for sure... but I'm so old now.. I doubt it'll ever happen. Good Video
Fantastic Bike....... and all the options available.....
great video. exellent production
Out of the blue, I thought of this topic while I was riding along, I had no previous plan or script, it just popped in my head. I guess this video wasn't too bad for an unplanned free style video, thanks for the compliments.
I had a 02 wing in 2010 and liked everything about it but the front end (long story). It was equipped with a Corbin heated seat and that seat was one that created more room for the rider, in other words it was longer front to back for the driver.
I sat on a new 2016 two days ago and it is too short for me, I'm too close to the bars and would have to have another Corbin seat to even fit on it, I'm 6'1".
Of course could still ride it but I'm siting straight up with my arms bent too much.
I also sat on an F6B and that bike has plenty of room and I really liked it...
The Corbin seat makes gives the rider a more custom feel.
Chris just like the truckers say 10 photo how much down the coast is clear you got the highway buddy I love to go wings to
I absolutely love the Goldwing
I have and will own other bikes but there will never be a time that there isn't a Goldwing in my garage. Love the channel, Chris. But I think you need some more cameras on your rig! :D
Thanks for the suggestions WingRiderRoy you might be on to something, lol.
I totally agree Chris because I love my cross country tour
The Cross Country Tour is a fine motorcycle, ride safe Charles.
Number 1. Honda's technology trickles down from Formula automotive racing into all of their product lines. Great choice. Stay safe my friend.
Here, here! I bought my Goldwing for all the same reasons. I also knew I was at a time (60+) where I wanted to get out and see some of the country and long distance comfort was key. It almost rides itself. Reliability was also important because of the distances along with a good network of dealers/service if needed. I think Victory made a couple of mistakes. First, they went overboard with the styling. The big flying V everywhere was just too much and made the bike look cumbersome and "plastic". I also looked at Victory and noticed that some of the machining looked cheap. Lots of play in the brake and shift, to name a couple, where they were mounted. Just didn't have that solid feel I found on the other V-Twins. I had the Valkyrie before this for 11 years and I just liked the feel of having a tried and true bike under me. Stay safe!
Very good observations, sometime it just takes many years to work out bugs, but Victory is not sticking around. This is one of the reasons why I bought a Honda because of the many years of reliable service, and the longevity of the Goldwing.
Im 22 and looking to get a 2010 holdwing since i always travel to mexico from los angeles. The goldwing shouldnt be considered an “old mans bike” it should be a “travelers bike”
Your comments interest me where I want to buy a 2017 goldwing
Thanks, I love my Wing.
Well said. When I decided that I was getting too old to cruise around on a sportbike, I traded my Ducati for a Honda VTX (2007 1300r). I have a friend with a 2002 VTX and there is no denying the Honda reliability factor. Ride safe.
I totally agree 100%, the VTX is a very good ride, I wish that was Honda still making them.
Sir, why did you eliminate the Voyager? I'm looking at that bike as well. The Goldwing is a spectacular bike though.
Chris Caliente I agree with you that Polaris is making a mistake by discontinuing the Victory line. I just bought my first Goldwing about 3 weeks ago. It's a 2002 with ABS and I love it. However, I too had a hard time trying to decide on whether to get a Goldwing or a Victory. One of the guys I work with has a beautiful Victory. It is very comfortable and it rides well. I hope Polaris reconsider their decision because if I decide on getting a second bike, it would probably be a Victory.
I understand exactly how you feel and I totally agree. Ride safe and congratulations on your wing purchase.
I did almost the exactly same thing. Researched several and had to go with the 40 year history and a bullet proof motor. Never had buyers remorse.
Jim you are spot on, brilliant minds think alike.
you are so right on man victory must not stop making motorcycles
Thanks for your honesty.
I wholeheartedly agree with your choice of the GOLDWING as your preferred Motorcycle. The difference in my selection process was that I never considered the Harley Davidson, nor the Victory when I bought my first GOLDWING in 2004. Correct me if I'm wrong, but I don't believe the Victory was available in 2004.
On a separate issue, I enjoy your Video Blog opening, however, I would love to see an update that shows your new accessories such as your CB antenna, driver's backrest, and passenger armrest. Would be difficult to update? Just a preference of mine. I still enjoy viewing your RUclips channel. Ride safely.
Victory started in 1997, it's been a good 20 year run. I have made installation videos that shows each the accessories that you listed in my video library. For example here is one of my CB installation links. ruclips.net/video/8_RMjsSDad4/видео.html
oh yes Chris, that's all true.best wishes and drive save.😎
Thanks, sub if you like.
a few years ago i got fedup with my 2018 ultra classic always over heating and dying after a 300- 400 mile trip. had it towed home more than once by tripple a. one day i was reading craigs list saw a 2000 honda shadow 1100 for sale i figured id buy it to ride while the ultra classic was in the shop for the 9th time. lil sucker impressed me big time smooth plenty of power handled great. it needed tires so i took it to a honda shop 2 hours away to get new tirres. i had already sold the harley. on the sale floor last month was a brand new gold wing in red dct. waas looking at it. saw the price which was way better than harley/ so took thier demo for a ride while iw aited for tires.. i bought it had to go back a few days later to pickup the 1100 rode that goldwing 110 miles home.. was not bounced to death my back didnt hurt, this last weekendi took it on a 800 mile trip for fun. i will never buy another harley again, i am 69 been riding harley since iu was 16. my 1st one was a fx. now the gold wing is 1000% better than any harley for comfort. love the color. no more wrenching. and having to carry spare ign modules. just gas and go.in 2 weeks a buddy of mine in calif is bringing his 2019 wing up here top washington state we are going to go for a ride to maine. now i will say this. i prefer to ride my1100 around town. and save that beautiful wing for trips over 100 miles
LOL..."Backed up like a Mexican out-house"! I believe I need to ride up to Memphis soon! Love it.
Love the video and real makes me want to get one. What year is yours and did you buy it new to get those warranties?
Keep up the great vlogs!
Hey Chris, I had 2012 Victory Cross Country Tour and when I was ready to trade it I test rode the Gold Wing (like pulling teeth to get the dealer to let me ride). I liked it and was ready to buy it when my wife suggested I try the BMW K1600GTL. I had a 2009 BMW K1200LT so I was familiar with the bikes and I don't know why people complain about parts and cost for BMWs because I never had a problem getting parts and the cost was in line with what others were paying for their service. I have buddies with Gold Wings and the pricing is about the same here in Indy. After I rode the K1600GTL I was sold. I have all of the creature comforts and technology of a touring bike but I have the performance of a sport bike. there's never a dull moment when I'm on it and when I rode The Dragon it handled great. Having said that, if I were buying a bike today, it would be the Gold Wing F6B. I really like that look. Well, be safe out there and maybe our paths will cross one day.
The BMW is a great bike, you cant go wrong riding the GTL, thanks for sharing your story Jerome.
hi john here the bmw gtl is a awsome machine saving now for a honda goldwing not a new one or a bmw gtl watched video on gtl and gotta say it looks as its got the same confort as the goldwing
Does your Gold Wing get hot on warm days. When I ask if it gets hot I mean, does it get uncomfortable for you if the temperature goes above 85°?
I agree with you about the price of parts and service on BMWs. I had a K 1200 LT, many flaws. Not nearly as good as Japanese bikes.
I just bought a used 18-year-old Gold Wing 1800. A 2002 with 9000 miles on it from the original owner. Never been in an accident, garage kept on the center stand, it’s the basic model, I will be replacing every filter, spark plug, all fluids, IV coil, steering head bearings, I understand the air cleaner change is quite a job.
I rode the 1800 for the very first time today. It was just a test ride. I was considering buying another Yamaha venture, I have had two of them and I understand them and I do all my own work, so I felt comfortable buying another venture. But one ride on that Gold Wing, I ruled out the Venture immediately. They’re not even in the same class..I’m talking about the V-four venture. The new twin Venture, I don’t want to spend that much money, and they haven’t been around long enough to get cheap yet.
I will be getting my 18-year-old, 9000 mile Gold Wing tomorrow. And I will probably be working on it just doing general maintenance for a few days.
If you or anyone that may read this owns an 1800 wing, and would have some advice on tires, which air filter to buy, the standard on the one or a K and N, premium or regular gas,? But my main question is, does the driver get hot enough on hot days from blowback heat from the radiators to bake a turkey on hot days? The reason I ask is. I have a 1994 Honda pacific coast that I have used for commuting for the past 24 years. That machine looks very much like a Gold Wing. If the same design team that designed the Pacific coast, also designed the Gold Wing, I hope they designed the airflow through the radiator, and away from the rider the same as they did on the Pacific coast. Because my Pacific Coast puts zero heat on the rider no matter how hot it is that day... i
I am not a new rider. I have over 700,000 miles behind bars just on the street since 1968, but I am new to the Gold Wing.. I heard that the Gold Wing was smooth and that was not going to be a surprise to me, I thought. What did surprise me was how powerful and nimble and unintimidating Gold Wing is.We will see. Let me know about that heat from the engine/radiator getting on the rider issue. Is it a problem on warm days on the 1800 Gold Wing?
You have the best of the best.
Gold wing all the way, had a 84 Aspencade. Loved it.
I have just bought a 2004 gold wing last year I sold my ctx1300 for it I have owned 3 Harley's no comparison gold wing rock Chris I am coming down to tenn on the 4th of July I will be on the wing maybe I can ride with you going to be in Nashville
Sounds good I should be availble, where are you located? Contact me at chriscaliente@yahoo.com
Couldn't find 1 used at the dealership so I bought the vtx 1300 what do you think about 18 model that's why I didn't buy new i dont know about body style but you r bike rocks ,we looking at you in Magnolia Arkansas!
Question to my G.W friends: My current ride is the H.D Road King. Love my ride but am interested in something with a bit more wind protection and creature comforts for those long journeys to parts known and unknown. Do the foot pegs offer a comfortable ride and how are the highway pegs? I'd read that the G.W was wide and could be uncomfortable for some. Thoughts please?? Thanks.....
I've seen more people post videos about Polaris not making Victory bikes then I've seen Victory bikes on the road. The Gold Wing is an icon for sure.
I agree Black Hat Racing, that's a very good observation.
It's hard to imagine anyone could go far wrong with the most reliable motorcycle manufacturer in the world. The goldwing is a beautiful looking machine. And as you rightly say has true timeless pedigree. Enjoy yourself ma man.
you can't beat Honda my 97 Honda Valkyrie runs like it just came off the assembly line yesterday! it's smooth powerful reliable comfortable just like the goldwing it takes its motor from.
I believe it, you just can't go wrong buying a Honda.
Absolutely awesome video Chris! I'm literally two days away from closing on an '06 GW ABS in Gloss Black with only 53k miles on the odo. Paying under $10k. I was also looking at the Victory Vision until the recent announcement. Too bad, so sad.
Congratulations on getting the 06 Goldwing, I know you love it, sorry Victory.
Chris Caliente Well, I haven't gotten it yet. Fingers crossed. Should close on Mon/Tues. My buddy ShadowDPS Motovlogs said I'm going to be the Texas Chris Caliente lol. Yea Victory blows lol
Let me know how things turns out.
Will do.
Thanks.
Nice bike Chris.
Very valid points in favor of the Goldwing.
I agree completely about it being better to evolve a design than to try to start from scratch, over and over. A fresh start is, in many ways, just another opportunity to make a lot of new mistakes. Once you're pretty far up the learning curve with a design, it gets to be issue-free.
The other thing is the engineering costs get amortized over decades. The profitability of the Gold Wing for Honda must be pretty good. I know it has undergone major changes since the original GL-1000 but, by not re-inventing everything every year, the engineering costs are minimized.
I totally agree, very good point.
You tend to ride and like what motor you start on. I have rode all the touring motors and they are all great motors, however I love my 2017 Road Glide Ultra Milwaukee 8.
I own a Harley 1200 cruiser before my Goldwing, which is why I was considering buying a Touring bike, I came home many of days with full body aches thinking that I was getting to old to ride. Once I test rode a Goldwing, I was totally sold. BTW Harley make some fine motorcycles which is why I understand your love for the Road Glide.
i started on a 1500 vulcan and plan to get a 1500 GW possibly 1800 if i find a good deal on one.
Quick question Chris - can you lane-split in heavy traffic with this bike, or you wouldn't recommend it?
Hey Chris, I ride a GL1500. I was wondering if you have ever owned one, and which one you prefer...the 1800 or 1500. Thanks
Good review
I am looking to by a touring bike. Can you please tell me what year and make your motorcycle is?
How do you compare the Wing to a Valkyrie Interstate, which is s tripped down Wing. I know it's old technology vs new. I just like to hear other opinions.
nice editing chris
Honestly iv never been on a gold wing or on a touring bike. But iv always wanted one. How hard is it to handle in slow areas
I am an Indian Motorcycle fan Road Master and Persuit are superior to any HD product I've ridden
Looking forward to a Goldwing in the spring of 2024
You are absolutly right !
I bought my Goldwing because you had already done my homework for me, and I got an "A". Great vid Chris.
Sorry to give you bad news, but you may not ever use your warranty because the Goldwings never break down to often.
I've got a 2013, and the only warranty work i had done so far was the rear drive seal weeping a bit... gotta love the honda warranty..and I purchased the extra 4 year warranty. I financed for 5 years, and have a 7 year total coverage warranty, can't beat it!
You cant be that Honda deal, excellent.
Hey, maybe you can tell me if the Honda dealer I purchased from was blowing smoke up my rear.. I recall when he was selling the extended warranty, he told me If I was riding, and ran into really bad weather, lightening storms, hail etc. that I could make a call and they would send a tow company out to me if I were to say park it under say an overpass, and take me and my bike to a motel, free of charge?
That statement can be verified by calling American Honda Motorcycle customer service at (866) 784-1870