Easy Doorless mirrors
JK Freak
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From: Gatineau (Ottawa area), Canada
I don't want to use the empty hinge for a mirror since I have the Bestop soft doors and that means I'd lose the mirrors everytime I put the soft door on. I have the Lange II mirror since it uses its own bracket that attaches to the A pillar (windshield frame). It whistles and it vibrates but it works.
JK Junkie
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From: Pottstown, PA
JK Newbie
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Easy doorless mirror's but not that cheap....is the American Outlaw mirror's from Quadratec....Look like stock mirrors and takes like 5 sec's/side slips into the hinge tighten with an allen wrench and does not scratch or damage the paint on the hinge. I have been very pleased with them.
http://www.quadratec.com/products/13023_302.htm
http://www.quadratec.com/products/13023_302.htm
I also use the HD part #91910-90A as others have mentioned.
20 dollars, mirror, done.
JK Freak
Joined: Aug 2009
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From: North Hills, CA
Do you guys out there running the Harley Davidson mirrors have any issues wiht them vibrating or folding in at freeway speeds?
On my old YJ I had some mirrors that mounted on the A pillar and had a single vertical bolt through the bracket and at freeway speed they would vibrate so bad you couldn't see anything and then fold in slowly as you approached 70. They met the requirement to have mirrors but were absolutely useless above 30 mph.
These Harley mirrors look like they might pivot the same as the ones I had. Do you have to modify them at all or do they come with everything you need to drop them in and tighten them down?
On my old YJ I had some mirrors that mounted on the A pillar and had a single vertical bolt through the bracket and at freeway speed they would vibrate so bad you couldn't see anything and then fold in slowly as you approached 70. They met the requirement to have mirrors but were absolutely useless above 30 mph.
These Harley mirrors look like they might pivot the same as the ones I had. Do you have to modify them at all or do they come with everything you need to drop them in and tighten them down?
JK Junkie
Joined: Oct 2006
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From: Pottstown, PA
Do you guys out there running the Harley Davidson mirrors have any issues wiht them vibrating or folding in at freeway speeds?
On my old YJ I had some mirrors that mounted on the A pillar and had a single vertical bolt through the bracket and at freeway speed they would vibrate so bad you couldn't see anything and then fold in slowly as you approached 70. They met the requirement to have mirrors but were absolutely useless above 30 mph.
These Harley mirrors look like they might pivot the same as the ones I had. Do you have to modify them at all or do they come with everything you need to drop them in and tighten them down?
On my old YJ I had some mirrors that mounted on the A pillar and had a single vertical bolt through the bracket and at freeway speed they would vibrate so bad you couldn't see anything and then fold in slowly as you approached 70. They met the requirement to have mirrors but were absolutely useless above 30 mph.
These Harley mirrors look like they might pivot the same as the ones I had. Do you have to modify them at all or do they come with everything you need to drop them in and tighten them down?
Get the Harley mirror...you won't be disappointed.
JK Super Freak
Joined: Aug 2009
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From: Wildomar ca
i read somewhere about these and i tried them , they work nice on and off in under 5 min
here is a street pose u can see them a little
http://www.autozone.com/autozone/cat...lot+Automotive
here is a street pose u can see them a little
http://www.autozone.com/autozone/cat...lot+Automotive
Last edited by jaker t5; Sep 30, 2009 at 08:53 PM.