Black Mirror Extenders Harley Davidson Motorcycles Review

I have broad shoulders so the stock mirrors gave me limited vision. They moved the mirrors up and out just enough to finally see behind them without having to study a little to the side.

No instructions, but easy to understand. I love how he widened the mirrors on my 2020 Harley 48. Now I can see cars behind me, not just my shoulders. 4 stars, as you can see there are gaps on the tensioners and mirrors.

good value for money. With a simple quality check, you can make it that little bit better. I had to fill the thread with a tap and die. A friend bought a set and also had to hunt for threads. They work well, but knowing that most people don't have a tap and die, I'm only giving it 3 stars.

I had to ream the threads on one of them and the other could also be rethreaded. I think the long nut material should be used to cover the threads, but I already put them on before attempting this and don't care if that's the case. They do what they have to. with some help.

I've tried several ways to get these extensions to work properly but couldn't get them to screw them into the mirror far enough to close the threads when I finally got one Found a way to get them to work, with strings sticking out, while driving down the road the mirrors came loose (yes I used a lock) and I couldn't get them to stay in place. I bought another set from my dealer that works as it should.

UPDATE: I adjusted the mirrors and now it looks great. It has an elegant design. So far, so good! I bought this for my HD Iron 883. PROS: price, performance, optics are ok. CONS: No instructions. I'm not sure if I assembled everything correctly. When I was done, it turned out that the left mirror was much higher than the right one. I had a hard time getting them lined up so I could actually see behind me. That's what I made up, but I haven't taken the bike for a ride yet to confirm it. Maybe…