| Author | Message | ||
     Sprintst |
I posted before about these, finally got a chance to ride them. About 1/2 the mirror is usable around my big arms, whereas the stocker's are totally blocked. The LED blinker on the mirror side is visibly in bright sun, but dim, still, is a good reminder your blinker is on I don't have them super tight, since I wanted to be able to adjust them, but they didn't budge at 80 mph 2 hour ride, they didn't move. Vibration - much better than the stock mirror. Slight blur, but very useable. So, for a cheap mirror, these look like a home run See this thread for install notes and more pics http://www.badweatherbikers.com/buell/messages/290 431/755696.html?1422812006  | ||
| Rogue_biker |
I'd like to know how durable they are after more miles. I do like the way they look. | ||
| Sprintst |
I'll try to update this occasionally. Put a few hours on today, no issues. | ||
| Pariah |
When you get to Ashville, Send us an email, Tell us how they're doin', How they are treatin' you! (Message edited by pariah on March 08, 2015) | ||
| Dennis_c |
I order one yesterday' | ||
| Jossi |
Hi these mirrors are cheap and look ok but they are shorter i can only see my shoulders or elbows | ||
| Sprintst |
Definitely are shorter, I mentioned that in the previous thread, but for me, I can adjust the angle more and they are more usable - stockers can't angle enough for me to see anything but elbows | ||
| Sprintst |
Oh, I didn't think about this until riding today - I also installed Throttlemeister bar ends - so these could be what's getting rid of my vibration and making these mirrors more clear |
