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I wrote Kury about this awhile back and this is the responce I got.
I talk to a lot of taller riders and they say the mirror stems need to be at least 6 in. better 7 in for the rear to be easily. We do not have a stem that long.try J&P CYCLES 800 318 6847
Guess I will have to get the long ones from Harley but you would think for around $70 for the ones that are longer but still stock looking you could get some nice after market ones but I have not found any.
I will be adding the new Heritage bars soon, since they are higher it maybe a non-issue anyway.
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