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They aren't that big or noticable, but the move the mirrors out so I can actually see alongside/behind me instead of just seeing my arms. Kuryakyn Mirror Stem Extenders
Something to keep in mind...it would be nice to see a little more of the road behind me and a little less of my shoulders and elbows!
Stock mirrors in the stock position they were when it left the factory. But I've added adjustable bubble mirrors to them so I can see beside me. No blind spots.
i just put frisco bars on my sporty and undecided whether to put them above or below.
some guys up here ride without, but i like to see what's coming up behind me since i don't ride much over the speed limit.
everyone drives their cages 30kms over on average and will pass on solid lines.
Old square stock mirrors in there original placement. I have very sensitive eyes and I travel in the dark quite often, so I use my arms to block out those bright stinking headlights from the cagers behind me.
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