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Mirror Extensions
A mirror extension is a spacer that fits between your mirror and its mount. It moves the mirror further out or up. Riders fit them when their elbows, shoulders or hands block part of the view behind. They also help when new bars or controls change the riding position. A small change in mirror position can give you a clearer, more useful view of the traffic behind you.
We currently have 2 mirror extensions in stock, both from Bike Master. The choices are the BikeMaster Mirror Extension 10mm Pair in chrome and the BikeMaster Yamaha Mirror Extension 10mm Pair in black. Each comes as a pair, so your left and right mirrors stay matched.
Check the thread and mount style on your mirrors so the extension matches them.
Think about how much extra reach you need. Make sure the mirrors will not hit anything at full steering lock.
Choose a finish that suits your mirror stems and controls.
Tighten the fasteners properly and check them again after your first ride.
To see which of these suits your bike, pick your vehicle.
A mirror extension is a spacer that fits between your mirror and its mount. It moves the mirror further out or up. Riders fit them when their elbows, shoulders or hands block part of the view behind. They also help when new bars or controls change the riding position. A small change in mirror position can give you a clearer, more useful view of the traffic behind you.
We currently have 2 mirror extensions in stock, both from Bike Master. The choices are the BikeMaster Mirror Extension 10mm Pair in chrome and the BikeMaster Yamaha Mirror Extension 10mm Pair in black. Each comes as a pair, so your left and right mirrors stay matched.
Check the thread and mount style on your mirrors so the extension matches them.
Think about how much extra reach you need. Make sure the mirrors will not hit anything at full steering lock.
Choose a finish that suits your mirror stems and controls.
Tighten the fasteners properly and check them again after your first ride.
To see which of these suits your bike, pick your vehicle.
