For all the guys who run harley mirrors what is the part number ? or the style or, what should I know if I run into a harely place and grab a mirror today !?

I searched but have yet to find a part number :(

 

found it...

Black long stem tapered mirror (right hand side) - part number 91909-03A - $34.95 on the HD website. It is listed as store purchase only. Pics of both for comparison - these are the left hand side, but you get the idea:

Long Stem:

Short Stem:

No pics today - it rained here all day. Hopefully tomorrow will be nicer.

JD



-- ANYONE RUNNING OTHER MIRRORS PLEASE FEEL FREE TO CHIME IN TOO!!

 

I need to go grab a set too, I dont want to relocate the mirrors when I take the doors off and I cant see out the rearview mirror with the 35" tire

 

If you like the rectangular shape instead of the tapered you can go for part #91909-90A which I'm running shown below ...

 

btw - Here's a good Harley mirror thread you might have been looking for ... mirror mirror

 

I am also looking for mirrors but have Or Fab doors. What mirrors work with this set up? I think the Harley mirrors use the door hinges? Thanks.

 

Those mirrors all seem way too small, too low and too expensive. I bought a set at pepboys that mount right in the pillar by just removing the top bolt. Eazy Smeazy and CHEAP CHEAP CHEAP!

I've since painted them BLACK

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Clackey -

Can't tell from your third pic... did you screw the mirror post right into the hole for the windshield bracket? Mirror post-bolt the same size as the OEM bolt that goes in there?

 

I'd like to know as well that if it is the same size as windshield bolt. Howe much was it?

 

Bought the Fit System RH-067 mirrors per Clackey's suggestion (about $7/each online). They do thread right in to the top hole as shown, no use for the nut and washer that came with them. However they don't have enough range of adjustment in the ball joint to make them useful side mirrors - they don't angle back in towards the side of the Jeep. I'm going to fiddle with them to see what can be done...