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Does anybody have a really good set of mirrors that they would recomend? the ones that came with my BA are not very desirable. Thanks Gary
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BellaCorse.com has a nice set of low profile oval mirrors that look good. I am going to get a pair.
Gary.
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I was thinking about these so I could get rid of those fugly front pumkin signals and get better looking mirrors at the same time  Ma's Cycles -Josh
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I believe those are what I put on my SM. Smaller than stock and not convex but really look good on the bike. Cinch them down and no vibrations either. And the turn signals really clean up the front end.
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"Lighten up, Francis."
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+1 on Josh's recommendation of the Kuryakyn Ellipse mirrors from Ma's cycles. I've got a pair on my TBA and I like them fine (I skipped the version with the built-in turn signals, though).
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FriarJohn - We need the mirror adaptors to fit those mirrors to our bikes, correct?
-Josh
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Yoshi, just get the whole deal from Ma's! They have the mirrors and adapters. Maybe the plastic of the types with turnsignals helps, cause without, you get a bit of buzz at certain RPM's... still looking for a cure.
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So we do need these adapters to fit them on our bike. The reason i ask is because they don't list the BA or the SM in there description on Ma's website  Here's the web page Link -Josh
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Never mind the previous post. I found the right adapters. I'm a little ssslllooooowwwww today. 
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FriarJohn - We need the mirror adaptors to fit those mirrors to our bikes, correct?
I just bought the whole deal from them. I seem to recall not so much an adapter as a longer bolt with a sleeve to get the mirror up high enough to clear the controls.
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