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I laid my bike down the other day on the freeway and I gotta replace just a few parts. One of em is the right side mirror on my night train. I was lookin at harleys website and it looks like there are two versions, the short stem and the long stem.
I think I wanna buy the short stem? anybody know for sure?
I have an '03. From the tip of the Acorn nut to the 45° bend it's 2 3/4 inches. From that bend to the bend going back to the mirror itself it's 5 inches.
They generally sell mirrors in pairs.....what year is the bike??? I may have the stock mirrors for a Nighttrain laying in the garage.....both right and left I believe. Had an '04 Train...bought after market mirrors back then.......not sure what year your bike is or if they have changed since then...let me know and I'll take a look...
They generally sell mirrors in pairs.....what year is the bike??? I may have the stock mirrors for a Nighttrain laying in the garage.....both right and left I believe. Had an '04 Train...bought after market mirrors back then.......not sure what year your bike is or if they have changed since then...let me know and I'll take a look...
I checked the site and you can buy only one... but I guess it dosn't really matter. Anyways, I have an 05' same mirrors as your 04'. If you are interested in gettin rid of one or both let me know. It looks like a new one goes for about 30 bucks or so, I've been surfin ebay lookin on there too....
I have both long and short.The long ones came stock on my '02 but my buddy got an '03 with short ones and he gave them to me. I ended up buying after market anyway.Ness has black ones.
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