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Put on a set of paul yaffe bars but now can't see out of my stock mirrors, been looking at the yaffe power mirrors but damn 250 feels like a steep price for mirrors but who knows maybe I'm being cheap, let's see what mirrors everyone switch up to, thanks for the posts in advance 👍
V-Factor mirrors I found on eastern performance parts. Match the rest of the Air Flow collection garb I have on bike. 4" round has good field of vision.
Here's my bars they are the yaffe 8s so they equal out to other manufacturers 10s I love them the change in hand position is awesome not to mention they look damn good and I wanted something that kept my hands protected by the fairing and these where the ticket
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Let's see those mirrors!
