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Congrats on the new bike - and yea, we all make changes to a brand new bike, I myself have done more things than I can to name - the latest being new front, rear fenders, saddlebags & now off to the painter for new paint....Lucky for me, being divorced with no kids gives me disposable income - enjoy your ride
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Joined: Jul 2013
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From: ny
Nice scooter, really like the color. I did the 12in twin peaks on my SGS and now looking for new mirrors. How do you like the fairing mirrors you installed?
Is the trim and mirrors bought separate?
Is the trim and mirrors bought separate?
Last edited by rsking45; Nov 29, 2015 at 05:09 PM.
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Cruiser
Joined: Aug 2015
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From: Sacramento, CA
I have ridden 200 miles with the new mirrors and I really like them. I had no choice, I tried to mount the mirrors to the master cylinders (like an Ultra) but I like the bars pushed forward and they would not clear the fairing. I liked the stock fairing mounted mirrors but my hands were just too low and I rode a buddies bike with 12" bars and they were too high for me. I am running the klock werks 10" bar which makes stock mirrors unusable. The mirror and trim are sold separate but I am not sure why, I dont think you can use one with out the other. I tried to find a less expensive option but found nothing I liked. I am in too deep money wise to start worrying about the cost, I love the bike and making the changes...more to come
Mirror and trim are the Harley accessory ones $300 both trim and mirrors I believe
Mirror and trim are the Harley accessory ones $300 both trim and mirrors I believe
Last edited by Chris57; Nov 29, 2015 at 06:32 PM.
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