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Road Master
Joined: Jul 2009
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From: Savannah, TN
While recently making some changes, including my bars, I went from stock mirrors above the bars to custom mirrors below. Have not put tank back on yet, so not sure if I will like them that way or not.
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Road Captain
Joined: Sep 2012
Posts: 538
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From: Lexington, Ky
Top of bar. Harley sells (or did sell) a mirror with extended length mount. I switched to those mirrors so I could see something beyond my shoulders.
I also added a small adhesive blind spot mirror to the glass on the left mirror, cost maybe $2 at Walmart. Its maybe 3/4" by 2" and what I like is I can adjust the angle of the mirror with my fingertip while riding to change the field of view. Been trying to find a similar adjustable small one without success for a while. Most are larger or non hinged.
I also added a small adhesive blind spot mirror to the glass on the left mirror, cost maybe $2 at Walmart. Its maybe 3/4" by 2" and what I like is I can adjust the angle of the mirror with my fingertip while riding to change the field of view. Been trying to find a similar adjustable small one without success for a while. Most are larger or non hinged.
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