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V9 bar end mirrors

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Anyone know where to find bar end mirrors for the V9 B?

I successfully removed the bar end weight and am now left with a thread inside the handlebar (which holds a 6mm bolt). Can't seem to remove that part to insert clip on mirrors so my conclusion is I need to find mirrors which can be screwed on?

Can anyone help me out?
 

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Most after market bar end mirrors mount using a clamp that clamps around your handlebars like the one todd sells here:

https://www.guzzitech.com/store/product/crg-3-2-bar-end-mirror/

He's also got sliders that I think go with it too:

https://www.guzzitech.com/store/product/gt-cnc-bar-end-mirror-sliders/

For something that screws into where the old bar weights were, just look for some mirrors that mount using a bar end weight. I've got the Rizoma Spy R's on my bike and they came with the bar end that screwed directly into the holes, like below:

RZBS303 d RZBS303
 
I used the Rizoma reverse retro mirrors on my V7. The bar end sliders Todd sells on this site come in a version made for Rizoma. There is a 22m and 28mm version; I don't recall which I needed. You just screw them straight in to the threaded insert instead of using the wedge nut that comes with them. They have a thinner section that the mirror mounts onto. I believe Todd may be able to get you Rizoma parts as well even though they aren't listed.
 
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