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I like my “ A” mirrors just fine. B would likely work for me as well, they even look a little better but I’m not gonna buy a set for the small improvement in appearance.
“ C “..??? 🤣🤣🤣
Tell me you don’t ride much without telling me you don’t ride much.
I ride plenty, just throwing different options I had laying around on the bike bored because it's winter time.
just some friendly banter, no need to insult anyones riding frequency
Last edited by thsorens; Dec 31, 2025 at 09:15 AM.
I like the A style convex, good for seeing behind you.
Years ago i made the mistake of washing the bike immediately before covering it up and storing it. There was water behind the mirrors which froze and cracked the glass over the winter. I then discovered Harley had discontinued these mirrors. Drag Specialties made an exact replica, so thats whats on there now.
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