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Bar end mirror install

blkb1rd

New member
Greetings
I have a 1975 R75/6, am installing bar end mirrors. The right side grip is made by BMW and is thick with a nearly squared end. I cut a hole in it and added the bar end mirror BUT it acts like a throttle lock. I've moved it out some and every time I tighten it enough it won't slip it still presses to the grip. Would love some suggestions

Tom Casey
1975 R75/6 Ole yeller
16 R12RTW
 
That is one of the things I liked about the bar end mirror install. It would allow me to take my hand off the throttle without the instant de-celeration. Of course, I could always slam the throttle closed when necessary.
 
That is one of the things I liked about the bar end mirror install. It would allow me to take my hand off the throttle without the instant de-celeration. Of course, I could always slam the throttle closed when necessary.


I never said I didn't like the fact the throttle stays open. TY for the input

Tom Casey
 
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