Mirrors

[speedball jr.]

Anyone got after-market mirrors on a K-9? Looking for something that is functional, looks good,and does not come loose or vibrate too much. I have Arlen Ness hand controls. Thx.

 

[TapioK]

Anyone got after-market mirrors on a K-9? Looking for something that is functional, looks good,and does not come loose or vibrate too much. I have Arlen Ness hand controls. Thx.

Not sure if K9 and Ness controls accept the same mirrors?

 

[BWG56]

Anyone got after-market mirrors on a K-9? Looking for something that is functional, looks good,and does not come loose or vibrate too much. I have Arlen Ness hand controls. Thx.

I don't know about Arlen Ness controls, but maybe you would be better off trying to find mirrors for those, kinda like Tapio said

 

[Mr. Wright]

Anyone got after-market mirrors on a K-9? Looking for something that is functional, looks good,and does not come loose or vibrate too much. I have Arlen Ness hand controls. Thx.

Lets see a picture of those controls and the hole where the mount. I have a couple ideas.

 

[speedball jr.]

Lets see a picture of those controls and the hole where the mount. I have a couple ideas.

 

[speedball jr.]

Lets see a picture of those controls and the hole where the mount. I have a couple ideas.

 

[Mr. Wright]

Ok, that's what I was thinking. For options, I've found that some of the mirrors made for metric bikes are a bit more durable. That hole in your controls should be the exact drill size for a metric bolt, and can be tapped to accommodate metric bike mirrors. This will widen your choices for mirrors. I'll see if I can find a picture of mine.

 

[Mr. Wright]

This is what I'm running on my bike. As you can see, everyone is happy that I have great mirrors. Or maybe it was a great ride, I don't remember. Anyway you have lots of options.

 

[TapioK]

Ok, that's what I was thinking. For options, I've found that some of the mirrors made for metric bikes are a bit more durable. That hole in your controls should be the exact drill size for a metric bolt, and can be tapped to accommodate metric bike mirrors. This will widen your choices for mirrors. I'll see if I can find a picture of mine.

I would think heavier the mirror, less vibration


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[speedball jr.]

This is what I'm running on my bike. As you can see, everyone is happy that I have great mirrors. Or maybe it was a great ride, I don't remember. Anyway you have lots of options.

Thx. Enjoyed the posts of your paint and re-build.

This is what I'm running on my bike. As you can see, everyone is happy that I have great mirrors. Or maybe it was a great ride, I don't remember. Anyway you have lots of options.

 

[speedball jr.]

Thx. Enjoyed your posts on paint and rebuild. Bike looks great.

 

[Mr. Wright]

I would think heavier the mirror, less vibration


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What I have is a heavy stem and light mirror. They don't vibrate much at all.

 

[BadDawg Bill]

Anyone got after-market mirrors on a K-9? Looking for something that is functional, looks good,and does not come loose or vibrate too much. I have Arlen Ness hand controls. Thx.

And I'm still looking for a rich, beautiful women that will take care of me.... I have a big box full of mirrors that are crap but no rich/beautiful woman...

 

[speedball jr.]

I've tried 3-4 different sets with no luck until I got bikemaster sicle mirrors they stay tight and take vibration well they are very well made
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[speedball jr.]

This is the style I thought might go well on my bike,but so many brands and price ranges. Definitely don't need a box full of junk mirrors. Can you see good out of them once your use to them? Thx.Dent. Have fun,be safe in Fla.