For Honda Goldwing GL1800 2002-2017 and 2018-2023 Goldwing GL1800 1800 Motorcycle Side Stand Extension Kickstand foot Pad (Year 2018-2023 (Black)), SSE-GW22/GW17-M-GOLDWING

Fits like a shoe. Used a bit of thread lock to help it stay on.

Product looks beautiful, came with a small circular rubber pad which I wasn’t sure where it went since it doesn’t come with instructions. I installed the foot onto my stand without it. Tighten screws down by hand and then lightly to contact with an Allen key, seemed ok, ever so tiny bit of play so I loosened the screws and placed the rubber pad between the bottom of the kickstand and the top of the plate, the top bracket now seemed too high to fit. I started tightening the screws down slowly but they get to a point where head strips, won’t tighten anymore. All three screw heads stripped. I tried to remove the screws, won’t come out either, stripped in both directions. The top bracket isn’t quite making full contact with the bottom plate… was the round pad not supposed to go where I put it? I can’t decide if it’s cheap screws, pad in wrong place, poor engineering of the bracket, or whether screws are meant to strip at a certain torque spec to prevent stripping the machined aluminum bracket??? Too late to return to Amazon.ca so I’m stuck. Either I ride with it and accept that it’ll fall off at some point, or drill the screws out and hope I don’t damage the bracket threads, then go buy better screws. For the price I paid, I expected better quality and instructions.

I saw another Goldwing have this kickstand pad. I just had to get one. My Goldwing looks great when parked with this pad installed. I only wish the company would provide the metric tools to tighten them. I had to buy a set of metric. All Goldwings needs a pad like this.

Thin enough that it doesn't make the bike stand up too much, and wide enough that I can park on anything the bike can sit on without worrying about the pad sinking.

The product is sturdy and fits perfectly. Unfortunately the set screw vibrated out during the first ride. It was replaced with a metric bolt and that solved the trouble. I would recommend this product but would also use another set screw.