You can get long stem mirrors or you could try the stem extensions .
Look in the acc. catalog . :thumbsup
Replacement Mirrors
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I just bought my first motorcycle, a Harley-Davidson XG750 Street. I don't like the mirrors. They are too low, and don't stick out far enough. I'm having problems seeing behind me. I'd like to replace them, but I can't get any information on the specs for the ones that I have now. I can't even track down the thread size. Any assistance would be greatly appreciated. Thank you very much.
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I just bought my first motorcycle, a Harley-Davidson XG750 Street. I don't like the mirrors. They are too low, and don't stick out far enough. I'm having problems seeing behind me. I'd like to replace them, but I can't get any information on the specs for the ones that I have now. I can't even track down the thread size. Any assistance would be greatly appreciated. Thank you very much.
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Look in the acc. catalog . :thumbsup
Harley sells a set of mirrors that has a smaller convex mirror at the outside tip. I have them on my Dyna and I think that they are great. They are stylishly designed and incredibly functional. They let you see what is behind you and along side you with ease.
I can't imagine using any other mirrors.
Split Vision Mirrors-92190-06 | Handlebar Mounted Mirrors | Official Harley-Davidson Online Store
Pete
I can't imagine using any other mirrors.
Split Vision Mirrors-92190-06 | Handlebar Mounted Mirrors | Official Harley-Davidson Online Store
Pete
:feedback:
I just bought my first motorcycle, a Harley-Davidson XG750 Street. I don't like the mirrors. They are too low, and don't stick out far enough. I'm having problems seeing behind me. I'd like to replace them, but I can't get any information on the specs for the ones that I have now. I can't even track down the thread size. Any assistance would be greatly appreciated. Thank you very much.
:biking:
I put the HD split vision mirrors on my RG. Disappointed. Seems to me the view in the convex portion is the exact same field of view as the regular mirror portion only smaller. So, I found 2" convex stick-on mirrors at a Target store and stuck them on. Did the trick--much wider field of view. Now, one of them did start coming unstuck so I used a drop or two of Gorilla Glue and it has been fine since.Harley sells a set of mirrors that has a smaller convex mirror at the outside tip. I have them on my Dyna and I think that they are great. They are stylishly designed and incredibly functional. They let you see what is behind you and along side you with ease.
I can't imagine using any other mirrors.
Split Vision Mirrors-92190-06 | Handlebar Mounted Mirrors | Official Harley-Davidson Online Store
Pete
Mirrors are good. But have never trusted them 100%.
I check them regularly when riding. But if changing lanes my neck does the work. For the exact reason mentioned, blind spots.
I check them regularly when riding. But if changing lanes my neck does the work. For the exact reason mentioned, blind spots.
Yeah!..bet they did'nt cost you over a hundy either...come on HD....REALLY!
And they are probably made over the pond. Just an opinion!
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And they are probably made over the pond. Just an opinion!
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+1Mirrors are good. But have never trusted them 100%.
I check them regularly when riding. But if changing lanes my neck does the work. For the exact reason mentioned, blind spots.
Mirrors are good. But have never trusted them 100%.
I check them regularly when riding. But if changing lanes my neck does the work. For the exact reason mentioned, blind spots.
This. Always turn and look, even though I watch the mirrors enough to know what's behind and beside me.
The thread size is a common 5/16-18 if I remember right and that has been working so good lately.
Thank you
Thank you all for your input. Much appreciated.
Thank you all for your input. Much appreciated.
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