Hey guys, just be aware that the stock mirrors are "convex", which means you see more field of view behind you. If you change to Kurya...n, you will have a choice of convex or flat. The flat takes some getting use to if you've rode with typical convex for a long time.
The flat mirrors are a little more "touchy" when adjusting do to the defined field of view. If you can find some of both styles out of the package, I'd hold them up & see the difference (using them as though they are mounted on the bike) before deciding.
I rode with convex mirrors on the Yamaha for 28 years and after a few months with the stock ones on the "FAST" red rocket, I changed for the large flat oval (not elipacle) style & it "really" took some getting use to. Notice there are different arm lengths also (as Pianoman stated) and the longer arms "reach out" around you somewhat better (PF, you might need the Extra long version that hasn't be developed yet

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If you go with the Kurya...n style, you'll wind up taking the little swage gismo out of the bottom of the mirror hole on both sides. Keep it with the stock mirror just in case. I believe the stock mirrors may be put back on in the future but you'll need to keep the "gismo" to install them.
See ya.