Fast Eddy sells the BC adapter but it has an O-ring at the seat. I'll let you know how it works.Convex mirrors are supposed to show less vibration. The part number NBCP-1042.
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mully95
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I tried that on one side and it didn't help.
I've been told to put washers on the bottom and tighten the $hit out of them. Haven't tried that .... can't understand how that's going to help when the vibration is in the handle bars therefore migrates to the mirrors.
my06rocket
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Has anybody tried using a 180 degree mirror, like Riderscan, instead? Or do those have to be mounted too high to see directly behind you?
BigKel
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These bar end mirrors work well with my Thunderbike T bars. I could only see my arm with the Triumph oval ones on.
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1olbull
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I went with Rivco LED signal mirrors.
The stems are strong in the mirrors do not vibrate and work pretty well even at speeds over a hundred.
