Fzs600 Foxeye Fzs1000 left hand mirror

[unfazed]

Anyone got a left hand mirror for the Foxeye 600 or the Fzs1000

Would take both if anyone does not want to sell one on its own

[Arfa]

Think I've got a tatty one in loft, might be a left one. Will need to check. It'll be one where the rivet hinge has been bolted back together though.

[g5guzzi]

I may be able to help you i should have a new l/h fzs1000 mirror in the shed been there since 2002.
Not seen it lately so i will check its condition tomorrow.
malc

[unfazed]

:thumbup to you both

[g5guzzi]

I have found the mirror it is unmarked and in as new condition. Is £20 +postage any good to you?

malc

[unfazed]

Perfect. How do you want me to pay for it?

[g5guzzi]

can you pm me an address and i will find out the cost of postage. Bank transfer would be good for me.

Malc

[unfazed]

Just a quick check, Is it a yamaha OEM or an aftermarket one.

[g5guzzi]

It is a genuine Yamaha . part no on the box is 5lv-26280-00

[unfazed]

Pm sent

[unfazed]

Payment sent  :thumbup

[g5guzzi]

Will be in the post tomorrow morning.

Malc

[unfazed]

:thumbup

[tommyardin]

The mirrors are never quite the same when the hinge rivet has been replaced with a bolt, I did that to my right hand mirror on my 2003 Foxeye, for some reason I can not get the torque quite right on the bolt, at 100 mph plus the mirror moves backwards and I can see my own shoulder and half my chest but f--k all behind. But when I slow down the mirror stays in that position and needs a gentle push to get it to spring back under its own tension, it seems as if if is to loose and to tight at the same time.
I cannot bolt the mirror up tight because I need to fold then in when going through my gate to park up, plus its not helpful when tight filtering in slow traffic having a mirror that can not be pulled in.
Any way I will stop bleating now and go dry my eyes and get on with my life. 

[Frosties]

The mirrors are never quite the same when the hinge rivet has been replaced with a bolt, I did that to my right hand mirror on my 2003 Foxeye, for some reason I can not get the torque quite right on the bolt, at 100 mph plus the mirror moves backwards and I can see my own shoulder and half my chest but f--k all behind. But when I slow down the mirror stays in that position and needs a gentle push to get it to spring back under its own tension, it seems as if if is to loose and to tight at the same time.
I cannot bolt the mirror up tight because I need to fold then in when going through my gate to park up, plus its not helpful when tight filtering in slow traffic having a mirror that can not be pulled in.
Any way I will stop bleating now and go dry my eyes and get on with my life.

Tommy mate, you shouldn't be doing 100mph plus at your age - you'll get frost bite!


Saying that, from your piccy below, if you did it in an open face helmet it should sort out the wrinkles  :lol

[tommyardin]

Where did you get the picture of my grandson. :rollin :z :rollin