Magic Mirror Mounts

[OverHillAndDale]

I've popped my mirrors out of those ridiculous pop-on mounts for the last time.

I'm seconding the recommendations people have made on behalf of the Magic Mirror Mounts. Took about 20 minutes to install (mainly because my workbench is a mess), and the mirrors are held in place by amazingly powerful magnets.

If you find yourself having to remove your mirrors regularly to work on the bike, these will make that task MUCH easier to perform. I've always feared that I was going to break something removing the mirrors, but these remove that fear.

[Bob Denman]

Pretty neat; aren't they?
How'd you like wrestling with them, while getting them separated with each other?

I needed a nap, after I got done with it!

[hschuchman]

I ordered mine!!

[Bob Denman]

You will not be disappointed!

[Roadster Renovations]

We still have a few left for sale before we reorder. They are awesome!!

http://dochumphreys.wixsite.com/roadster/products

[irvin48]

We still have a few left for sale before we reorder. They are awesome!!

http://dochumphreys.wixsite.com/roadster/products

be sure to watch docs install video or russells original. best bang [literally]
for your buck farkle yet !!!!!

[south GA Farm Boy]

We still have a few left for sale before we reorder. They are awesome!!

http://dochumphreys.wixsite.com/roadster/products

I received my set from Doc Humphreys in about 3 days and installed them the next day! They work great!! I now one concern, a friend of mine has had them for a few months, and the other day he drove over a railroad track that had a pot hole in the road he could not see the hole, and the shock of the railroad track and pot hole shook one of his mirrors off and it hit the road and broken the entire mirror into several pieces! He had to order a new complete mirror!! Now I am concerned about loosing one to bad places in the road!! Nothing came in the box to catch them if one is shook off the trike while riding! Any suggestions?

[OverHillAndDale]

Pretty neat; aren't they?
How'd you like wrestling with them, while getting them separated with each other?

I needed a nap, after I got done with it!

When I was wrestling, I accidentally had two magnets come in contact with each other AFTER I'd removed the white washer that had been separating them. WOW!. I tore a fingernail and ended up using two screwdrivers, one in each hole, to pull them apart.

So, I set down the magnet and it pulled over a knife I had on the workbench, so I had to separate the magnet from the knife.

So, buyer beware! Great product, but if you're not used to working with powerful magnets you need to assume that EVERYTHING might be magnetic, and avoid anything coming in contact with the magnets. Having two of them come in contact with each other is the worse case.

[Ex-Rocket]

When I was wrestling, I accidentally had two magnets come in contact with each other AFTER I'd removed the white washer that had been separating them. WOW!. I tore a fingernail and ended up using two screwdrivers, one in each hole, to pull them apart.

So, I set down the magnet and it pulled over a knife I had on the workbench, so I had to separate the magnet from the knife.

So, buyer beware! Great product, but if you're not used to working with powerful magnets you need to assume that EVERYTHING might be magnetic, and avoid anything coming in contact with the magnets. Having two of them come in contact with each other is the worse case.

I had the same thing to me when I was installing my Magic Mirrors. What happened to me was that when trying to separate the 2 magnets, they slammed back together and wound up pinching some skin on one of my fingers and caused it to bleed and create a blood blister. Its still sore this morning. Oh the pain we go through to add farkles to our bikes.

[Jetfixer]

Don't try to pull them apart, slide them apart. Also, try to be ready to install the magnet so that you don't have to set it down on anything. Any minuscule bit of magnetic material will become a permanent addition to your installation in the form of grit.

[merlot]

Don't try to pull them apart, slide them apart. Also, try to be ready to install the magnet so that you don't have to set it down on anything. Any minuscule bit of magnetic material will become a permanent addition to your installation in the form of grit.

Great advice jet
i use a cymbals action and hold the single magnet high and away
i then put the remaining pack into my opposite pocket before building the screws and washers assembly and fitting immediately to the bike

i separate 600 of these at a sitting and have only been bitten once....well,would you believe twice?
russ

[bzbaeren]

Pretty neat; aren't they?
How'd you like wrestling with them, while getting them separated with each other?

I needed a nap, after I got done with it!

I just about lost a finger getting them apart but love the magic mirrors

[marty1096]

I've popped my mirrors out of those ridiculous pop-on mounts for the last time.

I'm seconding the recommendations people have made on behalf of the Magic Mirror Mounts. Took about 20 minutes to install (mainly because my workbench is a mess), and the mirrors are held in place by amazingly powerful magnets.

If you find yourself having to remove your mirrors regularly to work on the bike, these will make that task MUCH easier to perform. I've always feared that I was going to break something removing the mirrors, but these remove that fear.

Indeed, fantastic product.... stop and purchase them...very very easy install....