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I'm currently using the Arrow miirror from CRG Racing. A bit pricey (about $90-100 per mirror not including a mount), but the optics of the mirror blow about anything else out of the water
I also use the Lick's 3" but have mine mounted on top of the bars. Just couldn't see anything with them on the bottom. Here's a pic but not a very good one.
I'm currently using the Arrow miirror from CRG Racing. A bit pricey (about $90-100 per mirror not including a mount), but the optics of the mirror blow about anything else out of the water
I found the stock mirors to be pretty much useless. I think they are n there just to make it legal. I couldn't see s**t. Purchased a Joker Machine bar end mirror and looks good and functions. Sorry no photos yet. Bike is still in my basement torn apart.
Hi
I too have a forty eight and i am in india.
Was really impressed with what you have done to your bike and hoping you could help me with the same.
Please send me a mail of all parts installed in your bike after delivery.
(i know its too much to ask, but thanks anyways)
i love your seat your windshield and your suspension.
Pls let me know,
Thanks
Sultan
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