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ok i need some help here.. i can`t seem to find mirrors that i like or will work for me. i have burly 1 1/4 tee bars and stock n/t mirrors now and all i can see is my forearm up to my elbows can`t see anything behind me.. i like the teardrop style but don`t want to drop a bunch of cash to look at my arms. what do you guys use and whats gonna look kick a$$
this is what i like. it would look sweet on my train but at $130 each i want to sure they do more then look sweetcome on guy`s i need your input here.. what do you run for mirrors and can you see whats behind you?
I have Wild 1 WO500 with a 6 inch rise and 10.5 pullback on a 99 Standard. I just installed Kuryakan mirrors, part number 1438. They are the smaller ones that measure 5"x2.75". I can see past my arms very well and they only cost me $65.00 from ebay (easternperformance). Check them out!
I have Wild 1 WO500 with a 6 inch rise and 10.5 pullback on a 99 Standard. I just installed Kuryakan mirrors, part number 1438. They are the smaller ones that measure 5"x2.75". I can see past my arms very well and they only cost me $65.00 from ebay (easternperformance). Check them out!
Those are pretty nice. Do they vibrate much? I am worried about getting longer stems because I dont want to end up being able to see, but only seeing a blur.
I have the WO500 on my 05 Deuce, as well as brand new HD Profile Custom mirrors with the slotted stems. They vibrate hard at hiway speeds. Total blur as a matter of fact. Torque values on everything from the triples on up are in spec. Does anyone have a secret fix for this?
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