Want to Buy Mirrors 2015 Roadster, possible floor board trade.

[Landstar]

Here goes I'm probably going to stick my foot in my mouth but I've done it before, the mirrors on my Roadster are not threaded they have a Allen head that goes from the bottom into the mirror stem, at least that's what I remember I am not home now I'm away on business but I don't believe they have threads.

 

[Ishrub]

Here goes I'm probably going to stick my foot in my mouth but I've done it before, the mirrors on my Roadster are not threaded they have a Allen head that goes from the bottom into the mirror stem, at least that's what I remember I am not home now I'm away on business but I don't believe they have threads.

Specification

SKU: JW-2522-Dumbo

• Mirror Housing: forged aluminum

• Mirror Stem :forged aluminum
• Glass : convex lens
• Mirror Color : Chrome
• Adjustment: fair adjustable ( one adjusting joint )
• Thread :10MM standard , 10MM reverse , 5/16"
• Package : a pair ( Left hand / Right hand ) , 10MM standard thread x 2 pcs , 10MM reverse thread x 1 pc , 5/16" thread x 2 pcs.
  
• Mirror Weight :n.w.:965g./2.1lbs(pair), g.w.:1125g/2.48lbs(total package, packing inclusive).
• Fitment :
  10MM:Universal fit for most motorcycles( Honda, Kawasaki, Suzuki, BMW, Ducati, Victory, Triumph, Aprilia, Buell, Yamaha )
  5/16":Harley Davidson

 

[Ishrub]

I just got a set of these off of eBay for 46 pound and 20 pence. There is still one pair left at that price.

But did it have free intl. shipping? I can get an extra 10% off because eBay loves me or I spend far too much
Price: GBP 49.30
Approximately AU $88.31
Free postage
Pay only AU $79.48 [ Show me how ]

square chrome mirrors aluminum 10mm for cafe racer minibike motorcycle x pair 700175507068 | eBay

Amazon

 

[Ishrub]

F*ck now I am putting myself out of business! Lucky some folks like original OEM accessories still!

 

[Ishrub]

Motorcycle Parts and Accessories for Harley, Metric & Goldwing | Kuryakyn

 

[BlackjackIII]

Ishrub, Thanks for the feedback on the floor boards, I'm secure with trying either the Kuryakyn 4357 boards that have the fold-up feature built in or the 7579 mini boards combined with 8905 spline adaptor which are designed to fold-up. Understanding the fold-up feature is an absolute necessity for this application. I'm leaning towards the 4357 boards.

Landstar, for reference on the mirror swap, (2017 R3R) I left the stock triumph stems/arms in place, in my case the rocket stock round mirror detached from the stock stem/arm, allowing the VTX mirror to screw/thread on in it's place. See attached thumbnail

 

[Landstar]

Ishrub, Thanks for the feedback on the floor boards, I'm secure with trying either the Kuryakyn 4357 boards that have the fold-up feature built in or the 7579 mini boards combined with 8905 spline adaptor which are designed to fold-up. Understanding the fold-up feature is an absolute necessity for this application. I'm leaning towards the mini boards.

Landstar, for reference on the mirror swap, (2017 R3R) I left the stock triumph stems/arms in place, in my case the rocket stock round mirror detached from the stock stem/arm, allowing the VTX mirror to screw/thread on in it's place. See attached thumbnail

Thanks for the information quite helpful

 

[Landstar]

Thanks for the information quite helpful

Kuryakyn Riot Satin Black Mini Floorboards without Adapters | 904-538

Since Ishrub the wise one has directed me in the right direction for the splines adapters I'm going to use these on my forward controls.

 

[BlackjackIII]

Those will have a good look on the rocket, and appear to provide a sturdy perch for the foot.
I maintained the stock peg position and went with the Rivco highway mounts/pegs for optional foot forward position / I really like. As far as the pegs, I'm going to try the 4357 boards and splined adaptors noted in my prior post. I may also buy the 2" offsets to go slightly forward and ever so slightly down. I ride conservatively so my lean angle(s) stay pretty modest.

 

[Landstar]

Those will have a good look on the rocket, and appear to provide a sturdy perch for the foot.
It is a challenge to find the right combination, I maintained the stock peg position and went with the Rivco highway mounts/pegs for optional position. As far as the pegs, I'm going to try the mini boards and splined adaptors noted in my prior post. I may also buy the 2" offsets to go slightly forward and ever so slightly down. (my lean angle(s) stay pretty modest)

Yes I'm not a lean angle specialist either I'm more of a cruiser, straight line quarter, mile is my bag !