Wanna buy » Multi mirrors
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ken w
2010 1200 (Red)
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I just picked up my '09 1100s Multi, found out the mirrors really arn't much good [they suck] at any speed above 65mph, I did see some guys talking about aftermarket mirrors but I lost the link, anyhelp? thanks ,kw
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lotus54
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I am using the FAR mirrors (same as DP items).
Here is a 'sticky' I made some time ago.
They now take PayPal, making the transaction much easier and cheaper.
Mark
Here is a 'sticky' I made some time ago.
They now take PayPal, making the transaction much easier and cheaper.
Mark
SOLD '05 Multi S resurrected w/custom work
Benelli 750 sei, 250 SuperSport, 175 Enduro
OSSA Super Pioneer 1975.
Beta XTrainer 300
Benelli 750 sei, 250 SuperSport, 175 Enduro
OSSA Super Pioneer 1975.
Beta XTrainer 300
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kenvvy
2004 1000 DS (Red)
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I just bought some from www.moto-science.com The guy was quick and helpful. He sent 4-5 multi photos with different mirrors and I simply chose the one I liked best. He has the FAR mirrors as well.
Hope that helps
Hope that helps
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ken w
2010 1200 (Red)
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Thanks for the info on mirrors, after riding today the next 'do dad' for the multi is aftermarket mirrors. thanks again, kw
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FidgetStone
2007 1100 (Red)
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Can't comment on the mirrors yet, but I just ordered a set of the "classic" model from Henri at moto-science. He picked up the phone right away when I called and was so helpful and knowledgeable that I couldn't help but place an order.
I will post a review in a couple of weeks.
I will post a review in a couple of weeks.
It's only a flesh wound . . .
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fengelen
2006 1000 DS (Red)
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kenvvy
Could you post those pictures (of PM me)?
I would be intrested to see what the Multi looks like ...
Thanks!
Could you post those pictures (of PM me)?
I would be intrested to see what the Multi looks like ...
Thanks!
Carpe Diem!
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mollycbr123
2010 1200S (White)
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If you are going to get aftermarket mirrors, you might also be interested in a set of these. I can now actually see what's behind me past my shoulders.
https://www.twistedthrottle.com/trade/p ... /2532/376/
https://www.twistedthrottle.com/trade/p ... /2532/376/
STeve B in NC
'12 Multistrada S Touring
Yes, I do miss my air cooled multi...
Brand spanking new '16 Thruxton R
'12 Multistrada S Touring
Yes, I do miss my air cooled multi...
Brand spanking new '16 Thruxton R
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gpatrizi
2008 1100S (Red)
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Put a set of FAR's LED and lead shot in the bars. My view is now rock solid. Make sure to really tighten the adjusting bolt really tight. Got loose my first ride and the wind pushed the mirrors back. Looking back i probably should have greased the threads so as to get the nut tighter.
Current: 08 MTS1100s, 06 Yamaha FJR1300, 09 Yamaha FZ1,
Past: 08 V-Rod, 06 HD Herit Sft T Classic,
06 Yamaha R1, 06 HD V-Rod, 05 Yamaha Warrior, 05 Yamaha 1100, 79 Yamaha XS1100s
Past: 08 V-Rod, 06 HD Herit Sft T Classic,
06 Yamaha R1, 06 HD V-Rod, 05 Yamaha Warrior, 05 Yamaha 1100, 79 Yamaha XS1100s
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FidgetStone
2007 1100 (Red)
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I installed the FAR "classic" mirrors a couple of days ago and I am happy to report that they are, indeed, rock solid. I have never seen a more stable mirror on any bike. I hated to part with that much cash for mirrors but I'm glad I did. The improvement is massive.FidgetStone wrote:Can't comment on the mirrors yet, but I just ordered a set of the "classic" model from Henri at moto-science. He picked up the phone right away when I called and was so helpful and knowledgeable that I couldn't help but place an order.
I will post a review in a couple of weeks.

It's only a flesh wound . . .
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ken w
2010 1200 (Red)
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Guys, thanks for the tips on mirrors. I think I'm going with a set of CRG lane splitters[have one leftover from a monster] Tried it over the weekend and I could't make it shake! while the 2 stock mirrors are having fits. Turn signals are another matter, While I am a little chicken to bore holes in the plastic, I am considering Clear alt. Monster front signals, might clean up the front of the bike a little. Still thinking this one thru. kw
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mixemongpete
2009 1100S (White)
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in the meantime try those little glue on concave mirrors over the existing ones, i did and there still there 2 years later. a buck fifty or so for two, i got used to them and haven't looked back 

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Lee
2005 1000S DS (Black)
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Does anyone know of a UK based supplier for FAR mirrors!
Thanks
Lee
Thanks
Lee
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Steve
2015 1200S (Red)
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I don't think there is one unfortunately. I got mine from Germany http://www.cyccon.com/
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Lee
2005 1000S DS (Black)
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Thanks Steve, I'll give them a call.Steve wrote:I don't think there is one unfortunately. I got mine from Germany http://www.cyccon.com/
Lee
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mikefromArlington
2004 1000 DS (Black)
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So the left mirror is righty loosy lefty tighty then right?