Fatbob mirrors
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Tourer
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Fatbob mirrors
Just wondering if anyone has come up with a solution to the worthlessness of these, i flipped them just like the 48 i used to have,of course anyone having done this knows they hit the tank if you turn the bars far enough, just looking for suggestions
Road Warrior
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From: Triune, TN
I will be installing riser extensions soon and am hoping the added height of the bars also improves the rearward view in the mirrors ( better line of sight). If not I intend to install wider mirrors.
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Tourer
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Ive pondered the 2 in riser extensions this could make the inverted mirrors not hit, or like u said just help.you see around your body
Cruiser
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From: Bratislava
I ordered extended version:
https://mstore.harley-davidson.com/s...190903--1#tabs
https://mstore.harley-davidson.com/s...14-9191003b--1
https://mstore.harley-davidson.com/s...190903--1#tabs
https://mstore.harley-davidson.com/s...14-9191003b--1
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Replace them.
Get some taller adjustable mirrors that you can angle further up and further out.
I put Motogadget m-View Sport on mine in the end. They are glass-free. The mirror surface is the metal itself and opticaly they are excellent. They are expensive - but no more expensive than HD parts
Motogadget m-View Sport
Get some taller adjustable mirrors that you can angle further up and further out.
I put Motogadget m-View Sport on mine in the end. They are glass-free. The mirror surface is the metal itself and opticaly they are excellent. They are expensive - but no more expensive than HD parts
Motogadget m-View Sport
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