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I recently purchased the Arlen Ness micro oval mirror’s. I wanted to flip them upside down because it provides a better view. When I installed them they were hitting the tank. I purchased the extensions on Amazon for $20. After installing the extensions the right side does not hit the tank when it is inverted. However the left side does hit the tank badge when handlebar is turned fully. Any ideas how I can adjust left side?
Rob, loosen your left control and rotate it forward 1/4 inch. It will give you the space you need. If you want another 1/4" loosen your left control and slide it laterally (away from center another 1/4"). Mine cleared and I love the flipped look and coverage. Good luck 👍
Rob, loosen your left control and rotate it forward 1/4 inch. It will give you the space you need. If you want another 1/4" loosen your left control and slide it laterally (away from center another 1/4"). Mine cleared and I love the flipped look and coverage. Good luck 👍
I think I told eem that weeks ago. It'll work. mi are fine. NO extensions either
Just put on the imagemotorcycle salute kickstand, saw some stories where they’ve cracked, but mine seems pretty solid, might have to buzz some of the bottom off to get it totally flat but holds the bike up solidly and looks good!
New to the forum and looking to get my first Harley.
My hearts set on the breakout, but honestly don't know squat about Harleys. I have found some used ones that already have VH pipes and a mixture of other goodies, also found several 2018 holdovers I can probably get a sweet deal on.. Which avenue should a guy take? I understand the 18 and 19 are completely different. Any years a guy should stay away from?
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Feb 13, 2015, 01:41 PM
