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My issue is that one side is too short and doesn't cover the bracket while the other side is way too long. I tried trimming one but that was not successful either and I may have just ruined it. I will try some pics tomorrow. |
I ended up using a set of Mirrors from Kiwav motors out of Taiwan. They have really quick shipping if you pay the extra $10.
https://www.kiwavmotors.com/en/parts/controls/mirrors/fairing-sportsbike/medusa-sportsbike-mirrors-detail https://kiwav.com/kiwavebay/product/01/mirror/MedusaMX/medusaMX-sportsbike-size.jpg The 6mm bolts shipped with them would not quite fit as the bases are just a hair tight, but using 5mm bolts worked. They were like $100 for the pair. -Jim |
Ah, that’s a bit of a mystery then. Both my rubber boots were straight forward enough to fit and I didn’t notice any difference between them. Too late to have them side by side to compare?
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Has anyone got access to the mounts szazbo was making? Late to the party I know, but sick of looking at me elbows!!!!
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Just responded in your other post.
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Hello from Italy :)
is it still possible to buy the Szazbo mirror kit? Many thanks! |
Can anyone help me?
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Szazbo hasn't posted here in 5 years. You might try sandbar composites. he mentioned in one of his posts that they were selling his stuff.
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Both Szazbo and Sandbar are not selling the mirror kits anymore. There are a couple of HP2 forums on Facebook where you might get some ideas? I think one of the easiest adaptations was to get the 1000RR mirrors, cut off the mounts and drill new bolt holes to align with the HP2 fairing holes. Good luck! |
Many thanks of you for the replies...I knew it would be difficult.
I will follow the modification of the mirrors for RR :) |
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