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Chinese garbage?
Thursday, November 6, 2014
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: Anonymous Person
Absolute shit quality. Just buy another mirror.
Luckily, now I've got a cool-guy pocket mirror to spy on people behind me on occasion.
Fuck this mirror though, really.
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Needs grease to work right!
Saturday, April 6, 2013
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Adam from Tinley Park, IL United States
I had the same issue as some other reviewers, the expanding insert seems way too small. You need to disassemble it and grease the forcing cone that expands the slotted aluminum spacer. That makes it way easier to crank it fatter and it holds fine without any additional material like electrical tape. The mirror is positioned perfect and holds tight, I love it.
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Doesn't really fit
Friday, January 11, 2013
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JD Tech from San Jose, CA United States
Great mirrors, but they don't really fit. The old electrical tape and hammer method makes them fit realll nice like
other than that great mirror
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Bitch to put on:
Tuesday, August 28, 2012
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Anonymous Person from Oakland, CA United States
My first experience with this type of mirror so may be partly my fault but they do look really sweet! Hope I don't mess them up to quickly though.
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Worked but made me want to punch kittens.
Wednesday, August 15, 2012
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Dirt McGirt from Omaha, NE
Same as others, lined up both of the sleeves slits and it was still wobbly so I wrapped it twice in electrical tape, pounded it in and then tightened from there. Holding like a champ since. Happy with it, and there's really no other method for a streamlined in-bar installation, so I'll take it.
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Just like Prom, bitch to get it in, but once it is
Thursday, June 21, 2012
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Aran_Maiden from Syracuse, NY United States
These things are a bitch to mount, but; when on, work and look great. As every other reviewer has stated, make sure that the slits are lined up so the expansion nut can do it's job. The biggest problem w/ the installation, is that there are 2 pieces required for mounting, and they are independent from one another, so when you try to wrench them in, they spin away from each other, there by negating all that work it took to line the slits up. They require some hammering, some finesse some pieces of skin, and some blood. The only thing missing was tears, which luckily I got it in before it came to that (kinda like prom night)..... I'd still recommend them, they looks great on the clubman bars...!
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you may be doing "it" wrong...
Thursday, November 17, 2011
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Ari from Brooklyn, NY United States
if you line up the cracks (or splits/cutaways...whatever you want to call them) in the inner and outer expandy parts. so you line them up with each other. they will expand to the point where they hold. they still don't hold super super tight, but they definitely hold to the point where you don't need to shim them with tape or beer cans or the like. they ain't actually that bad.
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Does not actually stay in bar ends
Tuesday, June 14, 2011
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Anonymous Person from NY
These did not actually get wide enough to stay in my normal 7/8" moped handlebars. I had to rig it with some electrical tape and it doesn't stay on perfectly.
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Good glass, bad clasp
Tuesday, July 27, 2010
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Karl from DeWitt, MI United States
These bars seem to be of good quality, as in they have actual glass, and the metal seems solid, but the mechanism used to secure them inside your bar is cheap. Rig something custom to hold them on, or else they'll just fall out.
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