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Chris Temple from JEFFERSONTOWN, KY United States
Yup, I read the reviews, I was too excited to meet the boyz for a ride so I threw it on. MISTAKE. Thankfully I was able to go get my UNBROKEN mirror on a 4 lane highway that happen to have a gap in traffic, safe....
NOTICE THIS BRO - There are TWO allen head screws, one on the back of the mirror and one on the mounting ARM ( 2 sizes) - Bring those allen wrenches on your first ride... To adjust. Tighten the holy piss out of them.... Do that about 5 times in an hour and your good.
I had to take a pair of vice grips and then some plyers and screw in the end plug to expand the tihngy to fit in the bar. Once you get it close, you can put it in and twist the mounting arm to tighen it up. It is all weird af but eventually it works and they are pretty nice... I like to watch Trent eat my dust in that little mirror.
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Way better than cheap Amazon crap
May 20, 2020
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Kenneth Trusty from Portland, OR United States
Love these mirrors. Slightly difficult to put on with out some leverage on your Allen wrench, but they look amazing on my onyx.
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Haven't ridden them yet
April 10, 2020
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Baird Bergenthal from Midway City, CA United States
Still building the bike, so not sure how they'll hold up. But, first of all, don't try to put them on like the picture above. The top spreader piece is on backwards. Slits point into the bar. I roughed up the inside of my bars with a round file, then screwed the splitter screw to spread it out to the point where I had to smack it into the bar. Then tighten the crap out of it. Mine took a lot of torque with a big T handle Allen with no strippy. Blue loctite on the set screws. Both took a lot of torque. Smacked it around a bit and it doesn't move. Will see if my P4 rattles it loose.
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Bad Mounting Mechanism
November 18, 2019
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Guthrie Mass from New York, NY United States
The mirrors struggle stay in place after bolting them down, but the real issue is that the way they attach to bars is incredibly hit or miss. Sometimes they get a good grip on the bar, other times they don’t. The screw sheared after trying to keep it secure. I ended up epoxying it into the bar. I would get a different mirror next time.
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Cheap and versatile.
March 5, 2018
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Anonymous Person
However, you'll need to pop off the mirror and glue it back on with some better adhesive. I've had two mirrors fall out before I realized it was an issue.