Mirror stem adaptor for street bob with turn signal mirror mount on right side
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Mirror stem adaptor for street bob with turn signal mirror mount on right side
Ok I got some killer looking tribal mirrors. My streetbob has the I signals under the handlebar controls. On the left SIDE it went on no problem. But the right side is different. The bolt from the turn signals thread onto the mirror stem from the factory from the bottom as you slide the stem with the thread through the hand break assembly. The new mirrors are threaded correctly but came with Allen bolts that are designed to thread through the bottom then up into the mirror not taking into account the turn signals.
There's got to be a threaded adaptor someplace to solve ths right? If so where and what measurements?
Friggin Christ !
There's got to be a threaded adaptor someplace to solve ths right? If so where and what measurements?
Friggin Christ !
Last edited by Joboo1966; 03-08-2013 at 11:03 PM.
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I solved this mirror/turn signal problem by getting the turn signal mounts off of any other dyna and/or softail. I got them from the dealer but I found them much cheaper from JP cycles.
Here's the link http://www.jpcycles.com/product/3200478
Here's the link http://www.jpcycles.com/product/3200478
Last edited by BdG74; 03-08-2013 at 10:44 PM.
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I solved this mirror/turn signal problem by getting the turn signal mounts off of any other dyna and/or softail. I got them from the dealer but I found them much cheaper from JP cycles.
Here's the link http://www.jpcycles.com/product/3200478
Here's the link http://www.jpcycles.com/product/3200478
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Are you referring to a stud?
Some mirrors uses studs. They screw into the bottom of the mirror mount and through the perch then a nut goes on the bottom.
If this is what you are talking about.
Just go to a good hard ware store and pick up a bolt long enough to fit and cut the head off. Stainless steel is what I would suggest so it would not rust.
Hope this helps.
Some mirrors uses studs. They screw into the bottom of the mirror mount and through the perch then a nut goes on the bottom.
If this is what you are talking about.
Just go to a good hard ware store and pick up a bolt long enough to fit and cut the head off. Stainless steel is what I would suggest so it would not rust.
Hope this helps.
Last edited by dirtdobber; 03-09-2013 at 12:52 AM.
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Are you referring to a stud?
Some mirrors uses studs. They screw into the bottom of the mirror mount and through the perch then a nut goes on the bottom.
If this is what you are talking about.
Just go to a good hard ware store and pick up a bolt long enough to fit and cut the head off. Stainless steel is what I would suggest so it would not rust.
Hope this helps.
Some mirrors uses studs. They screw into the bottom of the mirror mount and through the perch then a nut goes on the bottom.
If this is what you are talking about.
Just go to a good hard ware store and pick up a bolt long enough to fit and cut the head off. Stainless steel is what I would suggest so it would not rust.
Hope this helps.
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Had to use something like this for my shifter peg (different size however).
Hope this helps.
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Ok I got some killer looking tribal mirrors. My streetbob has the I signals under the handlebar controls. On the left SIDE it went on no problem. But the right side is different. The bolt from the turn signals thread onto the mirror stem from the factory from the bottom as you slide the stem with the thread through the hand break assembly. The new mirrors are threaded correctly but came with Allen bolts that are designed to thread through the bottom then up into the mirror not taking into account the turn signals.
There's got to be a threaded adaptor someplace to solve ths right? If so where and what measurements?
Friggin Christ !
There's got to be a threaded adaptor someplace to solve ths right? If so where and what measurements?
Friggin Christ !
Two parts the the nut with the swivel and then there the adapter that screws in to the nut which the mirror screws into
Different thread pattern then the stock
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