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Mirror Extensions
- Thread starter RJB
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LittleJohn
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wyliec
New member
I would double check the following step. If the nubs and slots aren't lined up, the mirror extension will vibrate.
12) Place mirror extension into base bracket. Replace bushing, being sure to align locking nubs in base bracket with locking slots on extensions. Replace torx bolt and tighten in place.
12) Place mirror extension into base bracket. Replace bushing, being sure to align locking nubs in base bracket with locking slots on extensions. Replace torx bolt and tighten in place.
dltang
Very Handy Member
My ESI extensions vibrate less than the stock mirrors. But something I found out this weekend that you may want to look into. I had my belt tension changed per the service bulletin that came out recently. Even though at 1400 Newtons it was still in specs, they changed the tension all the way down to 450 Newtons. Wow, what a difference in how much vibration I feel on the spyder. The ride is smoother and everything just feels better. Your belt could be way too tight and causing an unusual amount of vibration. Also, I have Ride On in my front tires and need to add to my new rear to help smooth things out as well. Just some alternatives to look into.
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