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Just purchased a set of Factory 47 12" Chrome Assault bars for my 2018 Street Glide. Can't wait to install them. I understand with the 12" bars, I will probably need to install new mirrors (on the controls) or add extensions to existing batwing mirrors. Is either option good or one better than the other? If installing new mirrors and removing batwing mirrors, anyone have any suggestions on a set of mirrors that will look awesome on the Assault bars? Thanks ...
Nice, do the mirror vibrate a lot when riding so that it distorts the view? What did you do to cover the location where the batwing stock mirror were? Thanks...
Nice, do the mirror vibrate a lot when riding so that it distorts the view? What did you do to cover the location where the batwing stock mirror were? Thanks...
Only at idle.
2015 and Newer Harley Davidson Street Glide fairing mirror hole plugs FLHX ape hanger upgrade WILL NOT FIT 2013 and older
I have factory 47's on my cvo sg and I went with arlen ness mini ovals, mounted them on the bottom to keep the look from the front nice and clean, no mouse ears sticking up.
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