Zoot
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I would have thought that, if the guards blocked the mirrors - so would your hands....
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F3 Hand Guards
- Thread starter llyrad
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I would have thought that, if the guards blocked the mirrors - so would your hands....
From what I have seen - plus my own - the guards are larger than your hand on the grip and also farther forward.
Knight
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This was one of the few mods I had been considering doing. Was wondering why Can-Am would offer them for their other models like the Ryker, but not the F3. I'm betting they couldn't come up with a reliable mounting solution that wouldn't obscure the rearview mirrors. This thread may have saved me some time, money, & considerable trouble...
troop
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Mine should arrive today. I'll post some pix tonite.
** Got them on. $40 + $3.50 for some longer bolts/washers/rubber washers. I think they look good for the F3-S black. The clear plastic extensions interfere a bit with the mirrors. Take them off and almost a clear view. **
** Got them on. $40 + $3.50 for some longer bolts/washers/rubber washers. I think they look good for the F3-S black. The clear plastic extensions interfere a bit with the mirrors. Take them off and almost a clear view. **
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HERO
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I went this route as well—How are they holding up?
troop
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Mine are holding up well. I did replace the OEM nut/bolt holding the guard to the arm. At highway speeds, the arm would slowly fold in with the OEM bolt/recessed nut. I went with a longer bolt, washer at each end and a nut (all stainless steel) to be able to tighten down. No more issues.
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