Mirrors
- bigtwinthing
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Mirrors
Hi Can you buy mirrors to fit the Storm that are a direct fit please. (Not storm ones )
missing the noise, not the vibes. However never say never!
- agentpineapple
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- bigtwinthing
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Re: Mirrors
agentpineapple wrote:certain R1 mirrors fit paul
Cheers Marty.
missing the noise, not the vibes. However never say never!
- carmanbikes
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Re: Mirrors
I was told by another member its the 1998 4xv ones that fit
- agentpineapple
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Re: Mirrors
It's the long arm Yamaha mirrors that people use,
Chris.
Chris.
Re: Mirrors
Long arms for sure ;)
It may be that your whole purpose in life is simply to serve as a warning to others.
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Re: Mirrors
I fitted some. IIRC I had to change the foot to a Storm one so they weren't a direct fit.
Didn't like them as they sat lower & TBH I saw more out of the properly adjusted std Storm ones.
Quickly removed & sold to Murv...
May be it's just me but I can get the right hand one adjusted fine the left just needs a slight elbow flex to see out of.
Tried the extenders, yep they work but they do look a bit pants IMO...
Standard mirrors.
R1 unknown year changed the foot on to Storm fittings.
Didn't like them as they sat lower & TBH I saw more out of the properly adjusted std Storm ones.
Quickly removed & sold to Murv...
May be it's just me but I can get the right hand one adjusted fine the left just needs a slight elbow flex to see out of.
Tried the extenders, yep they work but they do look a bit pants IMO...
Standard mirrors.
R1 unknown year changed the foot on to Storm fittings.
Making up since 2007, sometimes it's true...Honest...
Re: Mirrors
A Quote taken from this older link shows how they look without changing the original Yamaha angle as Mac did with his. You don't have to use a mirror extender like this guy did:-
http://www.vtr1000.org/phpBB3/viewtopic.php?f=9&t=18474
Chris.
http://www.vtr1000.org/phpBB3/viewtopic.php?f=9&t=18474
I must admit, like Mac I have tried them, but didn't get on with them. I extended the original ones instead. You may be okay with these Paul, seeing as you have a flat bar conversion, the way I had the Yam mirrors set I found them to close to me with the clip-on bars.Soutie wrote:I don't know what model R1 they came off as I got them from a mate who had them on his storm and later sold it.
Here are a few photo's maybe some of the other guys will recognise them!
I put them on with mirror spacers but I'm thinking of trying them without the spacer
excellent review WickyWicky wrote:Long arms for sure ;)
Chris.
Re: Mirrors
Mirrors.....there's a whole hall of them somewhere.
What wrong with using Richards extenders on standard mirrors. They are the best solution IMO. Otherwise you will be getting into the modding zone.
(:-})
What wrong with using Richards extenders on standard mirrors. They are the best solution IMO. Otherwise you will be getting into the modding zone.
(:-})
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Re: Mirrors
As said they look a bit pants...cybercarl wrote:Mirrors.....there's a whole hall of them somewhere.
What wrong with using Richards extenders on standard mirrors. They are the best solution IMO. Otherwise you will be getting into the modding zone.
(:-})
They work & they work very well, not knocking them in that respect...to me they look 'orible...might as well paint the bike T***...
Making up since 2007, sometimes it's true...Honest...
Re: Mirrors
Didn't someone extend the mirror arm?
I remember seeing the post & thought it was a good job.
just a lot of work. The extenders were an experiment but work well & are functional. I like the style of the standard mirrors & prefer them to r1.
It's all down to personal preference.
Some people see great with standard mirrors
I had to change something.
Extenders look ok from on the bike but wish i didn't need them at all
I remember seeing the post & thought it was a good job.
just a lot of work. The extenders were an experiment but work well & are functional. I like the style of the standard mirrors & prefer them to r1.
It's all down to personal preference.
Some people see great with standard mirrors
I had to change something.
Extenders look ok from on the bike but wish i didn't need them at all
Re: Mirrors
I extended the standard mirrors by cutting the arm in half, drilling at tapping them and fitting screwed rod in between. Then covered the rod in metallic filler and painted black.
Crap photo
Crap photo
Re: Mirrors
I have these fitted and find them great
http://www.morrisonbhp.net/apps/webstor ... ow/1166847
http://www.morrisonbhp.net/apps/webstor ... ow/1166847
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http://morrisonbhp.net/
http://morrisonbhp.net/
Re: Mirrors
Any chance we could see a picture of these on your bike ?
Also I presume you have wired in the LEDs to your indicators?
Thanks
Also I presume you have wired in the LEDs to your indicators?
Thanks