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Dude, you seriously bumped your head. I'm looking for solid answers, not some senseless remarks. Not to be that guy but let me help you, it's aesthetics not "esthetics"
Relax Francis. Canadian humor can be subtle. You may have missed it this time. Also, you may have forgotten the difference between American English and British English (eg: color and colour). Is it esthetics or aesthetics ?
Originally Posted by HKMark23
If you're seeing a blur, try cleaning your mirrors. It will improve the esthetics too. .
Last edited by Bone Doc; Mar 21, 2020 at 04:38 PM.
I switched to smaller round mirrors for esthetics. OEM mirrors are oversized IMHO. You don't need barn door mirrors to see what's behind you.
That's the size of mirrors that I have on my Springer and they work just fine for me. If adjusted right, I don't have any problems seeing what is behind me and there's also no noticeable vibration.
Dude, you seriously bumped your head. I'm looking for solid answers, not some senseless remarks. Not to be that guy but let me help you, it's aesthetics not "esthetics"
Be as gay as you like Professor, and you might want to check out the American spelling of things before embarrassing yourself further.
Be as gay as you like Professor, and you might want to check out the American spelling of things before embarrassing yourself further.
Dude, you may want to go back and look them both up. Can't have a decent discussion or topic without an asshat chiming in with such ignorance. Thanks tho Mr know it all. I got the
answers I needed without your 2 cents.
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