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Yonkyo · 26-05-09, 15:55

In for penny, in for a pound.

As you all know, the mirrors on the HP2S really let down an otherwise excellent road bike

. So I’ve been experimenting with different solutions.

I’ve tried mirror extensions, but they offer only a small improvement.

Then I was offered some ZZR1400 mirrors, which I thought looked quite nice.
So I took the plunge and fitted them. Now at first I thought I’d made a big mistake and ruined the appearance of the bike.
But they are growing on me now and they work brilliantly. They don’t vibrate
any more than the standard items and the rear view is as good as my GSA.

Take the piss if you will……

26-05-09, 15:55	#338
Yonkyo The bike in front, is a GSA Join Date: Jun 2004 Location: Bristol Posts: 932	In for penny, in for a pound. As you all know, the mirrors on the HP2S really let down an otherwise excellent road bike. So I’ve been experimenting with different solutions. I’ve tried mirror extensions, but they offer only a small improvement. Then I was offered some ZZR1400 mirrors, which I thought looked quite nice. So I took the plunge and fitted them. Now at first I thought I’d made a big mistake and ruined the appearance of the bike. But they are growing on me now and they work brilliantly. They don’t vibrate any more than the standard items and the rear view is as good as my GSA. Take the piss if you will…… __________________ The way of the Peaceful Warrior http://www.templegatedojo.org.uk/ I am be mostly royding: - 2009: R1200 GSA - Alpine White, Remus headers, Accelerator Module, lots of HiDs, lots of Farkles 2010: S1000RR Sport....Oh my god, what have i done