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andyw
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 Posted: Wed Mar 15, 2006 5:09 pm Post subject: Mastiff mirrors or alternatives? |
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Mastiff (2002 model) mirrors......or suggestions for alternative/after market mirrors. Thanks
.........oh........and some answers to my posts in the 660 forum 
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andyw
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Bump.....nobody? 
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whysub01
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Ebay for KTM Duke mirrors, or Honda Silverwing (the scooter) ones. Both fit and look good on the MZ with shorter arms but wider glass area.
Neither are too expensive new, but if you can find them used, more money in your pocket for other goodies.
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cat
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| Posted: Fri Mar 31, 2006 3:12 am Post subject: Re: Mastiff mirrors or alternatives? |
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www.fighterstube.de
search for 'AERO Mini-Spiegel'
e14.18
if you want small ones for mounting on handguards - light, compact, very adjustable, search for 'MirryCycle'. you'll fnd them (photos) if you go to advrider and search - you'll find the mirror thread - the long-running mirror thread.
if you want expensive, beautiful, anodised alloy ones, search for 'Wunderlich' and 'mirrors'. those are what i want; if you get them. i will be envious.
or go to a Yamaha dealer and look at the ones on the XT660X. nice, but they're still heavy, probably heavier than the stock ones. or search for pictures of them - www.motoring.co.za has a review with photos that show the bases of the mirrors. |
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