| Author | Message | ||
     Nutsosane |
I've successfully completed the addition of the CityX/Uly handguards and third eye bicycle mirrors to my Crossroads bars. Also pictured is the hole I drilled in the instrument housing to ease the extreme bend of the cluch cable inherent with the Crossroads. I lifted the mirror idea from another Badwebber and great appreciation goes out to this entire community for keeping me Buellin Happy.NUTS   | ||
| Twig |
Can you tell me how you were able to mount the bar end mirrors with the guards, or post a link? I saw a thread months ago on the same subject, but can't seem to find it. I have a set of guards I have yet to install and do not want to go back with stock mirrors. Thanks | ||
| Nutsosane |
 I cut the stock bolts and applied a washer and locknut to the inside of the guard. I drilled a hole through the guard where it would allow the mirror to have more useable range. I was also considering those stock mirror re-anglers offered on the ever popular auction site but decided against it. I'll be using the napoleon mirrors when the weather warms though.NUTS | ||
| Twig |
Got it. I had not thought of doing it that way. Thanks for your time. | ||
| Cataract2 |
Not a bad idea with the mirrors.  | ||
| Blasterd |
Looks good Jason! I did something about the same with mine, check it out in the pics section. Ken | ||
| Nutsosane |
Ken, You are the secret source of inspiration and I was just signing on to credit you. Thanks again. Keep it "Fast&Loose"NUTS | ||
| Blasterd |
Now that I re-read the post it clicks with me about what you were saying. Thanks for the props. I was looking to do something a little different and since I broke one of my Cat-eye mirrors when I took it off I figured what the heck! I put mine a little closer and higher on the handguard to get the mirrors up a little higher. It works good for me. Ken   |
