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I search the forums looking for mirrors **** and couldn't find any threads just handbars, apes, pegs. Anyway we can start a mirror **** thread with plenty of pictures.
I had the Harley Davidson Tribal that no longer want to stay straight, they just vibrate loose and hang down. I added some glue to hold them straight for now. I just want some nice mirrors that are going to last longer than a year.
I was thinking of going with some black Drag Specialties Stealth II Mirror, or Performance Machine arrow, contour, or go back to stock.
I have always been compelled to switch over to a classic round mirror. These are HD round flat mirrors with 6" stems that I installed after putting on the apes. I think they add to the classic style of the Deluxe.
I had the same type of mirror on my bobber too. In this picture, the mirror is installed right side up. I eventually relocated it to the underside of the bar so I could actually see out of it.
Last edited by zyonsdream; Aug 19, 2013 at 10:27 AM.
I have always been compelled to switch over to a classic round mirror. These are HD round flat mirrors with 6" stems that I installed after putting on the apes. I think they add to the classic style of the Deluxe.
I had the same type of mirror on my bobber too. In this picture, the mirror is installed right side up. I eventually relocated it to the underside of the bar so I could actually see out of it.
I got the same round mirrors. Clean and not too flashy.
Got some Arlen Ness mirrors on the Breakout...while they look good, they are pretty much non functional..LOL They would probably be much better on a set of bars with a rise vice my straight bar.....
Last edited by RedRider0151; Aug 20, 2013 at 10:39 AM.
I had the stock mirrors on 2 of my 3 Harleys and they work just fine. The only one that I would switch them out to is probably another Harley style. Just can't get into the overstylized ones offered by some aftermarket suppliers.
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