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Headlight Modulators

One of the most important safety devices you can install on your motorcycle is a headlight modulator. Quite simply, a modulator works by causing your headlight's high beams to flash rapidly on and off. The flashing lights dramatically increase your visibility to oncoming traffic. And, anything that makes you more visible can only make you safer!

I have had the Kisan pathBlazer® modulators on my last two Goldwings and am a firm believer. I install them so that the high beams flash during daylight hours when I have them switched on. After dark, the included light sensor turns off the modulation and my high-beams function like normal. I can't tell you how many times I have seen drivers begin to pull out in front of me only to stop abruptly once they see the flashing high-beams. These things work!

Installing the pathBlazer system on the 2012 is slighly more challenging than on the pre-2012 models due to the cruise control unit being moved to the right side of the fairing. Installation, therefore, is probably very similar to a pre-2012 airbag model Wing. I have create a 2-part video (below) to help you with the installation process. As always, you comments are appreciated.

Installing MUTH Signal® Mirrors

MUTH Signal® Mirrors are a great addition to your Honda Goldwing. Not only do they look cool, but they dramatically improve your visibility and communicate your intentions to traffic coming from behind. MUTH mirrors replace your stock Honda rear view mirrors and are really a snap to install. They come with everything you need to tap into the turn signal wiring connector, so you do not need to splice any wires, no soldering, etc.