Fairing mount mirror template
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Tourer
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From: Raleigh, NC
Fairing mount mirror template
Does anyone have a copy of the template that they wouldn't mind scanning and emailing? I bought a take-off set of mirrors from a fellow member and I've got no idea where to drill holes. It would be nice if I could do this right the first time
nysvt4jt@msn.com
Thanks,
nysvt4jt@msn.com
Thanks,
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Worst case...Talk to the Dealer Parts guy. He has the ability to print instructions and I would think, Templates..
Mine has printed instruction sheets for me several times...At least it can't hurt to ask..
Mine has printed instruction sheets for me several times...At least it can't hurt to ask..
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I don't have one anymore, but maybe someone could scan one full scale and send it to you.
One note, I felt the template set the mirrors too low, about a 1/2" higher would be right in my book. However, I seat tall in the saddle..
One note, I felt the template set the mirrors too low, about a 1/2" higher would be right in my book. However, I seat tall in the saddle..
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You still have yours?
Great suggestion, thanks for the heads up! I sit rather tall as well, but I have a stripper seat that drops me in the frame a tad more than most.
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You should say which version of the fairing mounted mirrors you have since the original version used three holes to attach the mirror, and the newer version uses one hole to locate the mirror and a second hole for the threaded stud/nut to secure it to the inner fairing.
PM Dawg for the template(s). The newer version only uses one, IIRC. Don't have mine any more since I sent it to a member a year or so ago.
PM Dawg for the template(s). The newer version only uses one, IIRC. Don't have mine any more since I sent it to a member a year or so ago.
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You should say which version of the fairing mounted mirrors you have since the original version used three holes to attach the mirror, and the newer version uses one hole to locate the mirror and a second hole for the threaded stud/nut to secure it to the inner fairing.
PM Dawg for the template(s). The newer version only uses one, IIRC. Don't have mine any more since I sent it to a member a year or so ago.
PM Dawg for the template(s). The newer version only uses one, IIRC. Don't have mine any more since I sent it to a member a year or so ago.
The template I'm looking for is the two hole version. My mirrors have the threaded bolt in the center and then the little nipple for alignment.
Thanks Harleypingman
