Bar end mirrors on Apes
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Bar end mirrors on Apes
Good morning guys i have just installed somw 16" Apes on my fat bob just waiting for the cables and clutch line to arrive and am now thinking about the mirrors i realy dont like them above the apes in the stock position and after looking around at loads of pics am not to sure about them below the bars however that is a load beeter looking IMO. So i am now thinking about bar end mirrors has anybody done this or got any pics they could post up fo me please.
I am thinking of using Joker Machines 2 1/4 bar end round mirrors with stem C and there black open ended black grips.
http://www.jokermachine.com/itemstre...&Placeholder=0
http://www.jokermachine.com/itemstre...&Placeholder=0
Thanks Guys
Brad
I am thinking of using Joker Machines 2 1/4 bar end round mirrors with stem C and there black open ended black grips.
http://www.jokermachine.com/itemstre...&Placeholder=0
http://www.jokermachine.com/itemstre...&Placeholder=0
Thanks Guys
Brad
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I do like the JM mirrors, I just received my Viewtech 7's and they are very nicely done and well built, but they are not cheap.
Only thing I do not like about the bar end style is the limited choice on grips, being all metal they would not work for me, I need the rubber on mine to negate some vibration so my hands don't go numb. Just something to think about, if you are younger it probably is not an issue for you, especially with 16" apes.
Only thing I do not like about the bar end style is the limited choice on grips, being all metal they would not work for me, I need the rubber on mine to negate some vibration so my hands don't go numb. Just something to think about, if you are younger it probably is not an issue for you, especially with 16" apes.
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I do like the JM mirrors, I just received my Viewtech 7's and they are very nicely done and well built, but they are not cheap.
Only thing I do not like about the bar end style is the limited choice on grips, being all metal they would not work for me, I need the rubber on mine to negate some vibration so my hands don't go numb. Just something to think about, if you are younger it probably is not an issue for you, especially with 16" apes.
Only thing I do not like about the bar end style is the limited choice on grips, being all metal they would not work for me, I need the rubber on mine to negate some vibration so my hands don't go numb. Just something to think about, if you are younger it probably is not an issue for you, especially with 16" apes.
Younger i wish 50 year old in Feb however living in the UK long road trips are hardly an issue on my little island the longest i ride is maybe 2 hours at a time. And i am afraid i follow the form before function rule thats not always good for comfort though.
Regards Brad
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Younger i wish 50 year old in Feb however living in the UK long road trips are hardly an issue on my little island the longest i ride is maybe 2 hours at a time. And i am afraid i follow the form before function rule thats not always good for comfort though.
Regards Brad
Regards Brad
I do know that when I still had my apes my all metal grips were not a concern, but since going to a drag bar style I feel it a lot more.
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Only thing I do not like about the bar end style is the limited choice on grips, being all metal they would not work for me, I need the rubber on mine to negate some vibration so my hands don't go numb. Just something to think about, if you are younger it probably is not an issue for you, especially with 16" apes.
I've been eyeballing JM's too. Won't ISO's work? The end caps come off.
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