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    GS1150 fairing mirrors

    I am fitting an 1150 fairing on my project bike and am debating on whether to use the original 1100e handle bar mirrors or purchase a set that mount to the fairing. I know with my 1100e mirrors I see a bit of shoulder, can you 1150 owners tell me how the view is with the fairing mirrors?

    Also do these napolien fairing mirrors look like they would stick as far out as the stock mirrors? Thanks.

    1982 GS1000S Katana
    1982 GS1100E

    #2
    Joel, wish I could answer on the shoulder in the mirror bit, but I think the handlebar mirrors would hit the windshield if I remember right when I was fitting mine.
    Bike Bandit shows the mirrors still.

    That's the way I'm going.
    Doug aka crag antler

    83GS1100E, gone
    2000 Kawasaki Concours
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      #3
      As long as the handlebar mirrors are in place first I can fit the fairing. I want to use the fairing mirrors and use the handlebar fittings to secure the fairing. I don't have the fairing mirrors but it seems they will not stick out as far as the handlebar mirrors do.
      1982 GS1000S Katana
      1982 GS1100E

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        #4
        How about some bar-end mirrors? They give a great view behind, shouldn't interfere with the fairing, and are cool looking as well...........

        Thanks,
        Joe
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          #5
          Have a 85 1150es and it had a dandy view of my shoulders. I changed to a set of honda vfr replacement mirrors with longer stalks and problem solved

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            #6
            When I was riding another bike, I used to have a 'dandy view of my shoulders' too. 8-[



            Then I adjusted the mirrors outward a bit to show more of the road beside me, rather than behind me. \\/


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              #7
              I will have to look into the bar end and vfr mirros and see what works...thanks for the inputs
              1982 GS1000S Katana
              1982 GS1100E

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