an alternative to mirror extenders...

[Guest lawrenceofsuburbia]

I find the stock mirrors perfectly OK and entirely buzz-free: mark you, still breaking-in so have not yet achieved warp-speeds!
As on many previous bikes, however, I have just fitted a two-inch 'blind spot mirror - convex for wide angle viewing' on each side to enhance rear-view vision.   I find they work exceptionally well, and do not take up quite as much of the OE mirror surfaces as my pic suggests.   'Scuse the flash!   $8.30/ pair.
Lawrence of Suburbia [em] (‘39 model)
Brisbane
Queensland
Australia
 
2015 Matte Grey Tracer – now at 1160 km[/em][em]
[/em][em]http://i.imgur.com/G1uuAmd.jpg[/em]
 

[mattemike]

Good alternative.

[b12ty]

 

May 2, 2015 21:37:46 GMT -7 lawrenceofsuburbia said: 
I find the stock mirrors perfectly OK and entirely buzz-free: mark you, still breaking-in so have not yet achieved warp-speeds!
 
As on many previous bikes, however, I have just fitted a two-inch 'blind spot mirror - convex for wide angle viewing' on each side to enhance rear-view vision. I find they work exceptionally well, and do not take up quite as much of the OE mirror surfaces as my pic suggests. 'Scuse the flash! $8.30/ pair.
 
Lawrence of Suburbia (‘39 model)
Brisbane
Queensland
Australia
 
2015 Matte Grey Tracer – now at 1160 km
 
http://i.imgur.com/G1uuAmd.jpg

 
 
 
 
 
 
Hmmm... those are a must have item on any car or truck I have owned, but never thought they would work well on a bike. Thought they would overpower the small mirrors. May have to rethink this!
 
Ty