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Been thinking about one of those. How hard was the install? Did you have to get a shorter belt? Thanks!!
Good luck on your mirror purchase man. You never know till ya try, and for the price, they should be ok.
I already had the engine out so not bad . You have to remove the inner and outer primary.The real pain is the socket Mine is an 2006 and its 1-7/8. I had to cut a socket in half and weld a piece od tubing in between the halves to get to the 1`-7/8 nut .And you better have a good impact.The pulley had to be spaced out .250. Im assuming its because I have the 200 tire on my bike.
Bought some mirrors from them a year ago. Similar to the ones you got. Not bad for the price, but like said before, your not gonna be able to see s**t. But they look good.
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