🏍 Enhance Your Harley Davidson Motorcycle: Krator KM018-B Black Mirror Relocation Extension Adapter Kit Review

Works almost perfectly, only the left mirror shakes at high speeds, but otherwise I'm satisfied. The stock Harley Davidson Street 750 mirrors were pretty much useless when you need to see what's going on on your Six, all you see is your elbows nobody needs. Extension cords are a cheaper option than buying new mirrors. and these worked fine for me

Purchased for my 2015 Sportster Iron 883 with HD brand Mini Ape handlebars. Tried mirrors on top and on the head but still didn't see much. These things fixed it, albeit sloppily. They don't fit equally on both sides, so my right mirror hangs further to the side and my left mirror sticks out further. I don't like it but then again I can see behind me easily now so I can't complain too much. Apart from the fit, there are no quality defects.

I have a 2010 Dyna Super Glide Custom (FXDC) that I replaced the beach bars with drag bars. The stock mirrors looked fine, but with the switch I couldn't see past my elbows. I've tried longer shaft mirrors that worked but looked too big (like bug eyes). I have ordered mirror extensions and installed them with no problems - there are no instructions and only one direction. I put on the mirrors and enjoyed the improved coverage. They really work and look good. The only change I've made is NOT to…

The I have a 2016 Harley Davidson Street XG750 in bright black and among other Harley Davidson flaws got me the shifting, the brakes and the Mirror most annoyed. As a teenager I was an avid racer, so over 15 years of daily driving experience. Took about 15 minutes to install as there are no instructions and I had to climb and figure it out. Finally an easier and cheaper solution than Harley Davidson chrome extensions that are angled straight up and not forward. They are finished in gloss black…

Best $15 I've spent on this bike. These mirror extensions (in combination with the Harley Long Stem Tapered mirrors) completely solved the problem with my Street 750's mirrors. They look weird and there are no instructions so you have to take a few minutes to think about it and decide. tell me how to install them. Here's a hint: The long cylindrical tube on the mirror extension fits into the socket that the mirror currently sits in and is held in place with the long hex head screw from the kit.