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Bar Mirrors...
#21
Heres a mock up of anan idea I have come up with these would be molded to the outside shape and would Velcro into position - a 2 minute job to fit

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#22
hmmm......if that would work that would be nice...

when you say mock up - is this computer stuff or an actual piece of kit you made/got?
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#23
(25-05-15, 06:55 AM)Nebuchernezzer link Wrote:I had to move my arms or shoulders to use the OEM mirrors. I don't think the bar end mirrors look the best, but i don't think they look bad either.  Just got some cheap chinese EBAY ones to try out in case i didn't like them/they sucked but they are actually really good.  Work well, can glance in them and NOT just see myself.  Yeah.

These look like the ones...???

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Golden-Anti-Gl...43cad9e753
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#24
(25-05-15, 10:53 AM)anutz link Wrote:hmmm......if that would work that would be nice...

when you say mock up - is this computer stuff or an actual piece of kit you made/got?
Computer mock up only im afraid.  I should patent it.
I even thought of adding a block under the mirror mount - between the mount and fairing to jack up the mirror which would help.
I have got used to doing the "funky chicken" when I use the mirrors, and I am not that wide a chap anyway but the simple option for a better view is to fit 1000 mirrors as they are longer stems
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#25
funky chicken.....thats a good way to describe it  :lol





































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#26
It's a difficult one, the old elbow in mirror problem. I've got the little disc mirrors fitted, not ideal but they give a good view of the road periphery.


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#27
i ordered a set of those bar end ones off the ebay link - cheap enough for a gamble....and not horiffic looking....depending on your view point
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#28
Those bar end ones looks like you have removed the OEM bar weights -- is that an issue, it would be better if that clamp on the mirrors went around the OEM bar ends without having to remove them to fit the mirrors
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#29
i think u are correct on inspection.....

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#30
The ones I got could probably clamp around a bar weight if the weight is the right diameter.
The mirrors come clamped to a piece of aluminium with a bolt through it that you screw to the bars anyways.  Just unclamp them off that and clamp them onto your weights (if they are the right diameter as mentioned before)

I didn't have bar end weights, just caps so i just took them out and screwed in the ebay bar end mirrors.
I've not noticed any bad vibes etc without weights anyways but i don't spend alot of time at one speed (commuting across city mostly)


EDIT: yeah those cheapos off ebay are the same as what i have.

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