Adapter/mounting Hardware Needed For Bar End Mirrors - Ken Sean 075 P/n E9001087

I had to make my own. ...J.D.

 

Howdy doRight, and welcome in

 

I think dR needs some idea as to how you achieved that and what you made exactly

 

Sorry. Day just getting started here in California. Had to have my coffee first. I picked up some mirrors that look similar to the ones he shows from Dime City Cycles. They were quite inexpensive. I put them on my America. It has the original bars with the threaded inserts. I drilled and tapped out the inserts to M8. I then hacksawed the mirrors to get rid of the part protruding out where the bolt goes through. I then took some scrap aluminum bar stock and turned a bar end to replace the ones Triumph provided.[ I have a small metal lathe in my garage]. I finished them off with some nice stainless Allen Head Capscrews [purchased online from McMaster-Carr]. The end product is shown below. They are foldable and can be setup at any angle you like. Sorry. I know this might not be what most people have within there resources, but this is what came out. Price of the mirrors was $26 plus the cost of the hardware. ...J.D.