I like these although it's more useful facing upwards.

http://img842.imageshack.us/i/img03501.jpg/

 

I just want a nice small round one. I don't even know the first thing about what to look for when ordering. And it looks like I'm gonna need some cheap flush mounts too. Got some reason one of my mirrors isn't blinking.

 

your mirror isnt blinking??

 

yeah ive got mirrors with integrated blinkers. and the left hand side mirror died while sitting on my work bench. worked friday night. put it on today and its dead. it wont work from the right side wiring either and the right side mirror works on both sides. so something go messed up in it. blessing in disguise as i want to do a single bar end and flush mounts anyway

now just to find some cheap flushmounts and a bar end. lol

so im thinking of getting these for the blinkers
http://www.kapscomoto.com/Shop-By-Pr...tors-p555.html

and making them fit, and for a bar end im not sure yet because i dont know what will bolt onto our clip ons.

maybe something like this

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/black...Q5fAccessories

will something like that fit? says it needs a hollow 7/8 clip on. i have no idea what ours are, lol

 

Here is what I am running :

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/DUCAT...Accessoriesand

they are fantastic, very solid design, stylish too

 

Uchi...just took these shots of the bar ends on my Buell. They were $30 on e Bay. Plastic, yes, but the mirror itself is glass.

I've had them on the bike for 3 years and they're great! Rock steady and no blurring - even with an old Harley engine buzzing around underneath 'em!

Just mooch around on e Bay and you'll find him... sorry but I don't know his URL...

 

see thats perfect, its all i need. what size do i need though? the ones im seeing say for a 7/8 bar end. i have no idea how to find ones that will fit our bikes. last thing i wanna do is order ones that wont fit.

 

see those say for a 5/8 hole, but a link i found said the 7/8 will fit all hondas, well it was an ebay ad that said that. so im lost now, lol

 

7/8 in outer diameter surely gives close to a 5/8 inner. I am running these on my Helibars (in place of stock bar ends) and they fit fine.

I am really impressed with these. Not only are the sturdy, they fold too and are vibration-free (at least on my bike). Another important factor is that I seem to recall shipping was reasonable, not always the case when buying from a US-based seller on eBay......

 

I know the Napoleons are sort of cafe racer, but they work very WELL. The only other bar end that was worth the $$$ was the CRG hindsight(s), but they don't have much space. Check out the mirrors at Wild Hair:

http://www.whaccessories.com/Mirrors.htm

He's done well by me a few times...

 

perfect thats what i needed to know. i wasnt sure what they were measuring it in.
thought it was for 2 different bar sizes. so those ones just take place of the factory bar ends and a screw tightens them into place and thats it?

 

those are nice, just out of my price range. im just after something a little cheaper for the time being thanks for the link

 

Yep

 

How much did you pay for those ?
I want those for my CB1.5 but can't see paying $95 for them.

 

$80 shipped. I have an extra pair. The extra pair has a problem though because the pin in which the mirror pivot is loos thus causing the mirror to flop around. I think a little crazy glue would be the solution. Would you be interested for $50 shipped?

 

Thanks :-)

 

Hey Uchi,

I would imagine your inners are 5/8". Co-incidentally, I has a loose bar end weight when I did a check on my bike yesterday....it was literally hanging off the bar and only held by the throttle rubber sleeve of the handlebar grip.
So I took off the weight and checked the screw and receiver, located inside the bar. All is well, as it happens, but the ID looks like 5/8" rather than 7/8".

Hope this helps...
John

 

d2moto is pretty good, ive gotten stuff from them before no complaints

what are the weights for inside the bar? i just read something about there being weights in another post and it was new to me. hey are you on facebook or anything? we should get some bikes together and get a ride in. we have some pretty fun twistys out here in the niagara region you should make it down this way one weekend for a ride

 

uchi, there are weights inside our stock bars. Bar ends actually screw into them. Open one up and you'll see.

If that invitation was for me, thanks! I would love to join you once. I actually go to Niagara region often. One of my two VTR buddies is from Hamilton and knows your region very well.

I was thinking about it before: it seems that there are enough VTR owners in GTA/Southern Ontario, we should have a ride/meetup/something at least once a year, to make some noise Someone just have to take charge and organize it! Are you up for that? I remember someone tried last year, not sure if it was here or on the GTAM board, but I don't think it ever happened. Would be nice though.

 

danny, didnt notice you were from milton, i was talking to canadavtr, but yes the invition is extended to you aswell. i havent seen many of our bikes around, infact the only other one i saw was at a dealership in the sexy titanium color. yup cayuga from this past saturday

lets get something arranged, maybe end of the month, my buddy is going to bogie this week so as long as he doesnt crash the 675 again we'll get him out as he carrys a pretty good pace and we'll make a day out of it. you a facebook member or how can i get a hold of you to arrange something?

 

Just PM me with details. I'd love to go for a group ride if available. May invite couple more VTRs. But let's not hijack the original thread. The OP is into wrestling, they call him terminator, so we better get out of here fast...

 

haha its grappling and kick boxing, and i can hijack my own thread if need be. lol. ill pm you right now with my number and email addy so we can get something arranged, do a sunday ride or something. actually i think we were out your way once, up appleby rd in the middle of god damn no where. that was a good ride.