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bought the arlen ness mirrors, can't see real well outta them, but they look cool as ****. my wife calls em my "bat mirrors".
Mirrors meet the law requirment, my neck is for lookin for traffic. I actually pay closer attention now that I can't see outta my mirrors as good lol.
I went with the Harley skull teardrops. They are kind of edgy but not too radical. I actually put some Arlen Ness Rads on at the very first but they looked WAY out of place with the heritage styling. Was my first lesson in bike style
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