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If you just want them mounted on the fairing, KST sells mirror relocation brackets. They seem stupid expensive for what they are, but they may be a good solution for you. https://www.kstkustoms.com/collectio...irror-brackets
With bars that height, fairing mirrors should work very well for you.
If you haven't tried them on the fairing with those bars, I think you should. On the fairing, they're actually wide enough that you'll be able to use them.
Undermounted mirrors on the bars are really great at showing you the bottom of your arm and your arm pit. That said, I have a Road Glide and Road King, both with undermounted mirrors on the left side only. Not a lot of options though.
Prior to that, I had Yaffe 14" Monkey Bagger Bars on a Street Glide - the stock fairing mounted mirrors were perfect.
Well i put them under to see how it is. It looks better but the view isnt great. I cant get the to point up high enough to actually see behind me without bending down a little. I think ill buy some nice chrome fairing mount and deal with it. Fairing mount would be much different but would be able to angle them right. The right side would be harder to see than the left with the cables. I dont really mind how this looks under though. Looks pretty good Ill take it for a test run. Dont mind the mess fellas. Spring cleaning hasnt started here yet. Lol
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Im going through this same debate. I bought a set of 12 bars for mine and cant decide if I want bar mounted mirrors or if I want to buy the drop down brackets KST makes.
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I’m going through this same debate. I bought a set of 12” bars for mine and can’t decide if I want bar mounted mirrors or if I want to buy the drop down brackets KST makes.
If you are tall it may not matter. I installed my 12” bars and then measured 3” below the current mirrors to see if the 3” brackets would work for me, and it was clear that the grips would be blocking about half my view of the mirrors.
If you don't mind their narrow view, the Ness Mini Ovals or their Ebay knock offs work well and don't look like bunny ears. Wish I had a pic handy, but there are plenty of them out there.
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