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Yep... Sure did!! Came to the house just today!! I went with a custom leather solo from C&C. Talk about comfort!! Makes my Danny Gray 2-up feel like sitting on a 2x6!! Just need my tins and new backing plate for my side mounted plate... And I'll be IN THE WIND again!!! And be able to post a ride report.
I had those 14 dollar mirrors once .... couldnt see **** with the vibration and the chrome began to peel...thats just my experience with cheapo mirrors... I guess I got what I paid for.. Save up and get the Jokers , helluva difference .
To flip my mirrors i need at least 8'' stems to see pass my rider I flipped one day to check it out couldn't see behind me the whole time had to put them back on top .Running 16'' wild ones. ME & the ol lady are both kinda broad shouldered & with leathers on it 's worse .
Licks 3" round cheapo 14 bucks ! hey Moose what did ya come up with for your riser bushing problem ? Did Carlini sell ya the wrong ones ?
Well.... The riser bushing issue was a little confusing. I had ordered them through the good Doctor here on the forums. From what I've been told, the bushings I received (Extreme Duty) were the ones i ordered. So it appears I got the "correct" bushings.
All I know is if they were really "extreme duty" one would think they'd be a TON stiffer than what they were. My 5 year old OEM bushings were stiffer than these. Seriously!!
I spun up a set of solids and may try those after I get my ride running again. But for now, I have the H-D poly busings installed and they were a HUGE improvement over the Carlini bushings. I'd say more than 75% of the flex was eliminated.
The Carlini bushings would be just fine for low bar/short riser configurations. But for apes... Let's just say there are MUCH better choices out there.
It wouldnt really matter if I run mine on the top or the bottom. I still cant see anything out of them. They are too small to see anything except the lights behind me at night. THey are Arlen Ness mirrors.
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