2022 T100 / Mirror Extenders

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  1. Seedman

    Seedman Member

    Oct 30, 2022
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    Sent you private message....I think!
     
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  2. Older'nWiser

    Older'nWiser New Member

    Jan 12, 2022
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    This is easier than indicated in these threads. I bought some chrome moly tubing from Metals USA. They have an in stock tube that has an inside diameter only .004 larger than the mirror shaft. the wall thickness is .062. I ordered it cut into 6 inch lengths. Cut your mirror shafts in half. then insert the halves into the tubing. See where you want them to be, extension wise. Pull them apart, sand the mirror ends several inches from the cuts. put a good epoxy on the ends and put them back together. Take care to clock the mirrors correctly. In 8 hours or less, you're ready to go. I painted the mirror shafts black. It looked right on my T100.
     
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  3. Seedman

    Seedman Member

    Oct 30, 2022
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    That's a thought. I am going to try the extenders I purchased from member "Rob The Scot" first. Thank you very much for your input...much appreciated!
     
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  4. Rob the Scott

    Rob the Scott Active Member

    Dec 14, 2022
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    No hurry, but still curious [and hopeful] that the extenders work for you, with photos to show the end result. :)
     
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  5. IrishNachos

    IrishNachos New Member

    Apr 22, 2024
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    Seedman, did the extenders work for you? I'm having the same issue with my T100 where I can't get the extenders to attach to the mounting location of the original mirrors.
     
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  6. Seedman

    Seedman Member

    Oct 30, 2022
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    Hello!

    I never ended up using the extenders. The dealer had the mirror heads (?) turned 180 degrees inward such that the view to the rear was compromised a bit. I rotated them outward 180 degrees so that more of the mirror head and therefore mirror surface area was more to the outside. This increased the visibility adequately enough for me and I am happy with the rearward view.
     
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  7. IrishNachos

    IrishNachos New Member

    Apr 22, 2024
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    Fantastic! Thanks for the response.
     
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  8. nickjaxe

    nickjaxe Active Member

    Sep 2, 2020
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    I am quite wide....std are fine for me.....but they have to be set correctly.....

    ie.....arms at 90 deg to bike....any less you loose width.

    Mirrors rotated correctly.....the arm does not sit in the ctr of the std mirror head.....is set correctly you gain 1.5 inch over incorrect.
     
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