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I'm not sure if this has been done before, but I could never see behind me with the stock mirrors. So I flipped them right to left and took some map gas to them and bent them so that now I see everything behind me. Just thought it might help someone>>>
Now that there is an idea of the century!
Damn man great imagination and ingenuity!
I think I will copy that idea if you don't mind, I'll name it the davz mod!
That truely gives the bike a custom look...and ya can't beat the price!
I can't wait to see your next idea!
I can almost guarantee that I'm not the first one to do this. I don't think anyone can come up with anything new these days...
I thought the way I have my bike was original but I have seen two more like it (sort of ) when I was looking online the other day........
But Thanks.............
And Yep the signals were that way when I got the bike, I tried to move it down but the bolts are so tight that I just live with it. I'll probably change the front end anyway...
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