Handle bars mirrors for trophy se

[mastertrophy]

Anyone have any feed back or suggestion for bar end mirrors for the trophy .
If you have a recommendation of a brand etc please email me
teal1500@yahoo.com thanks Phil

[Coconut]

No suggestions for bar end mirrors, but there is another option ......

Did you spot the Blanking plugs in the Clutch and Front Brake reservoirs
that are "hiding" standard threaded mirror sockets ? 

[Saaz]

The local dealer had some Sprint mirrirs on the demo bike when he rode it. They screw right into the exisiting holes in the clutch and brake assemblies.

[atrophy]

Explorer mirrors fit in those holes too.  Let's you see behind you. 
I think the stock mirrors are a problem if you are tall.

[atvtinker]

How tall? I'm 6' and I can see perfectly fine out of the stock mirrors. Does take a little getting use to looking under your arms to see out but I can see quite a bit behind me. Try adjusting them out some. The first mistake I made was trying to move the mirrors in to see directly behind me which was the wrong thing to do. Moving them out I could see behind me and a long ways back.

[DonTom]

Originally Posted by atvtinker

How tall? I'm 6' and I can see perfectly fine out of the stock mirrors. Does take a little getting use to looking under your arms to see out but I can see quite a bit behind me. Try adjusting them out some. The first mistake I made was trying to move the mirrors in to see directly behind me which was the wrong thing to do. Moving them out I could see behind me and a long ways back.

Yeah, but can you also see close, with no blind spots?

I don't like the fact that I have to look down. I am spoiled by the excellent mirrors on my 84 Venture. But adding the handlebar mirrors on the TTSE made it acceptable. I also put blind spot mirrors on the TTSE stock mirrors.

-Don-  Reno, NV

[TrupTR]

Found in a motorcycle magazine, no commercial interest

www.cassons.com.au
Tarmac Stealth and Hornet Bar-End Mirrors

[atvtinker]

DonTom the only spots I've noticed is in the very top and bottom corners of the mirror s you will still see a little bit of your hands and saddlebags, but no blind spots that I can tell. I can actually see cars in the next lane up until they get into my peripheral vision. Like I said before, it does take getting use to having to look down to see the mirrors.