SW-MOTECH mirror wideners for right-threaded M10 mirrors (BMW/Ducati/Honda/Kawasaki/KTM/Suzuki/Triumph), 40mm
Item No: SVL.00.505.101
| Our Price: | $52.50 |
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SW-Motech universal mirror wideners for M10-threaded handlebar-mounted mirrors.
SW-MOTECH mirror wideners on Triumph Tiger 1050.
If you're tired of seeing your own shoulders in your rearview mirrors, then these are for you! This pair of mirror wideners screw into the original mirror mount on your motorcycle handlebars, providing a spacer between the base of the rearview mirror and the motorcycle's original mirror mount.
This part has been confirmed to fit the following bikes with handlebar-mounted mirrors. The item may also fit additional bikes.
Product details:
The height of the part itself is 32mm. Included is a 6mm spacer, which brings the overall height displacement up to 38mm. The center to center displacement of the mirror widener is 40mm. The actual displacement will vary depending on the angle at which the wideners are mounted onto the bike.
Aprilia
Pegaso, '04-
Tuono, '07-
BMW
F650ST, -'99
F650 Funduro, -'99
R1150R
R1150R Rockster
R1100GS
R1150GS
R1150GS Adventure
This model of mirror wideners fits only M10x1.25 fine thread pitch mirror mounts.
Use SVL.00.505.102 mirror wideners if you have the M10x1.00 regular thread pitch mirror mounts found on later BMW models.
This item does NOT fit the BMW F650CS, F650GS '00-'07, F650GS/Dakar, '00-'07, G650GS '09-, or R1100R, all of which use a smaller M8x1.25 bolt diameter and thread (use SVL.00.503.100 mirror wideners instead)
Ducati
Monster*** (most models '00 & later)
***Note: check the right-side mirror to confirm whether it's reverse threaded before ordering this product. Ducati has used both right-right and right-left threaded mirrors on this bike. If using right-left mirrors, use mirror widener part SVL.00.504.101.
Use the LEFT threaded part SVL.00.504.101 for Monster 900, -'99!
Honda
599 / CB600 Hornet (naked bike only)
919 / CB900 Hornet (naked bike only)
CBR125, '04-
CB500
CB600
CB750 Nighthawk, '93-
CB900, '02-
CB1300, '03-
FMX650, '04-
VT125C, '99-
XR125
XL600V Transalp, '87-
XL650V Transalp, -'05
XL1000V Varadero
XR125
XRV750 Africa Twin
Kawasaki
ER5
ER6N, '05-
KLE500
KLR650A, -'07
KLR650E, '08- (requires purchase of adapter kit for clearance on left side - see drop down options)
Z1000, '07-
Z1000, '03-'06
Z750, '04- (NOT for Z750S, '05-'07)
ZRX1100
ZRX1200R
Versys
KTM
LC4 Enduro
LC4 Adventure 640
LC8 Adventure 950 & 950/S
LC8 Adventure 990 & 990/S
Suzuki
B-King, '08-
DL650 V-Strom, '04-
DL1000 V-Strom, '02-
DRZ400
DR650SE, '96-
GS500E, '88-'00
GSF600N Bandit, all years
GSF650N Bandit, all years
GSF1200N Bandit, all years
GSX750, '04-
SV650N, -'02
SV650N, '03-
SV1000N, '03-
Triumph
Speed Triple
Tiger 900
Tiger 955, '01-
Tiger 1050, '07-
Thruxton
This item does NOT fit Buell and Harley-Davidson bikes with male 5/16" diameter, 18 TPI (fine thread) handlebar mirror mounts.
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Comments (4)
04.01.2009 12:15 » Just what the doctor ordered John Lavazzo
I hesitated for the longest time getting these because frankly some of the pictures didn't look so flattering and I had read posts about extenders creating increased vibration of the mirrors. In reality neither of these claims could be further from the truth. These extenders were very easy to install on my 07 Triumph Tiger 1050, and their design actually blends very well with the bike; they have a strong, precise look and they aren't even noticeable when looking the bike over in person. More importantly however is that they are extremely functional and solid. I detect no additional vibration of any kind at any speed. These place the mirrors just far enough outboard that you peer see beyond your shoulders and actually see that cager creeping up on you from behind! My only grip is that my right extender has what looks to be a scratch/gouge from the tooling in the manufacturing process. Its not a huge deal and may be able to be lightly sanded, but it was kind of a bummer considering how well these are designed and built. I strongly recommend these to anyone who would like to more effectively keep an eye on their six! Another great offering from SW_MOTECH and TwistedThrottle.com!