Motorcycle Mirrors, Grips,
Handlebars
Motorcycle Bar End Mirrors:
See the following
wBW
review
articles: NEW!
Zeta
handguards and XC wind deflector kit review and
installation tips |
Installing Manic Salamander bar end weights and Ducati
hand guards | Installing
CRG Hindsight LS Lane Split Mirrors |
Installing Oberon bar end mirrors and soft foam hand
grips |
Installing
Napoleon Bar End Mirrors
| See the
wBW
Triumph/British
Motorcycles page for more information on installing bar end mirrors
Motorcycle Mirrors:
wBW review of
Oberon Bar End Mirrors;
available in the bar end weight or bolt-on (clamp) style |
British
Classics carries Halcyon round or rectangular bar end mirrors; also
Davida helmets and other classic accessories for modern British
bikes |
Alpha Mirror now has "digital mirrors" for
motorcycles; they're battery operated and have
auto-dimming and other functions and come in a variety
of mirror colors | Bugeyes are
rear-view mirrors that attach to a motorcycle helmet! | Constructors
Racing Group makes beautiful bar-end mirrors; they also make brake and
clutch levers |
Old
Britts has Napoleon (Napolean) and Emgo bar end
mirrors in chrome or black; good people to do business with!
| How to Install Bar End Mirrors; article
on installing
a set of CRG mirrors on a Moto Guzzi | Installing
bar end mirrors on a motorcycle |
Emgo universal bar end mirrors at Parker Yamaha |
Halcyon bar end mirrors at Dave Quinn |
Ken Sean bar end mirrors at Parker Yamaha | Different
types of mirrors and bar
end mirrors for motorcycles and scooters at Heeters | Third
Eye bar end mirrors; only $10!
| Saeng "Quick-Scans"
are now available as bar end mirrors |
Sky
King bar end mirrors in black anodized or
chrome | Bella
Corse has bar end mirrors for the Triumph Bonneville and others
| Bevel Heaven has a nice variety of
bar end mirrors in black, chrome, silver and gray
|
Stock Replacement Round and Rectangular Motorcycle
Mirrors: RideGear has a nice selection of
replacement motorcycle mirrors that will fit on
fairings and some will replace stock "lollipop" mirrors
| Moto Leather also has a fairly large selection
of
stock replacement motorcycle mirrors; scroll down
past the custom mirrors on their page to see the
standard mirrors
Handlebars: Euro Choice Imports makes a
very interesting
carbon fiber handlebars for motocross and supermoto
in a variety of shapes and bends; they're claimed to be
50% lighter than aluminum bars, stronger and they reduce
vibrations
Bar End Weights:
Installing Manic Salamander bar end weights and Ducati
hand guards
Motorcycle Heated Grips:
wBW
Reviews -
Oxford HotGrips |
Installing Hot Grips Heated Grips |
Hot Hands Heated Grip Wraps | Installing foam grips on a
Ducati GT1000 and
Ducati Multistrada |
CLS
Heat heated grips have an automatic sensor that detects
ambient temperature to control the heat |
Custom
Heat makes heated grips that can be used on
many different types of motorcycles | Hot
Grips makes heated grips for many different
types of motorcycles; also available with a "Heat Troller" variable heat
controlHandlebar Grips: The
Grip
Ace has built-in buttons for turn signals and
headlights |
Ariete
and Harri's
(made by Sandro
Mentasti SRL in Italy) make custom grips, racing
grips, tank protectors and other
rubber and plastic products for many makes and models | Check out the "Grippy" brake and clutch lever
coverings; also available at Cape
Fear Motorcycles |
Hunter Design flat handlebars are claimed to reduce
vibrations and relieve pressure on the hands; they
include built-in vibration dampers | Kimpex
heated grip inserts are cheap and they can be installed under any
motorcycle grip
Convertible Handlebars:
Convertibars
are adjustable for different positions
Thunderbird Sport Mirrors:
wBW Tech Article
- Installing
Napoleon Bar End Mirrors on a Thunderbird Sport | Looking for mirrors but don't want
bar ends? Rumor has it (thanks to the
TBS List!) that Ducati Monster mirrors will fit a Thunderbird Sport --
Try SpareShack for a good
selection of billet mirrors; look under "billet parts"
| Rizoma has some cool-looking
mirrors also | If you try any of these, take some photos and
send 'em over and I'll post the story!
Clip-on Handlebars: Pro-tek
has clip-ons and many other race parts | Available from Two
Brothers | High
Side Racing has Vortex, Woodcraft, and Pro-tek clip-ons | Pro-flo
clip-ons are available in different anodized colors | The Brembo
Brakes online store has clip-ons | Spec
II carries Telefix fork braces and clip-ons | Graves
Motorsports has clip-ons and other racing
parts | Woodcraft has
clip-ons, race stands, exhausts and other racing
parts | Scary Fast Racing
complete handlebar systems
| Frame sliders, clipons, rear sets, gas caps, triple clamps,
sprockets and more at Vortex Racing
Handlebar Risers - Clip-On Risers:
SUNRisers
are -- or were -- ingenious and
relatively inexpensive clipon handlebar risers; but the company seems to be
out of business |
Clip-on risers by Woodcraft and others | Help make some sport bikes a bit easier to live with
- try GenMar or Heli
Bars | Eastern
Cycle Ducati has billet machined aluminum Supersport bar risers at a
reasonable price; check out the photo to see the difference they make
|
Variobar has adjustable clip-on risers and some
incredible-looking precision machined clip-ons and other
handlebar parts | Spec II
Profi clipons and spacers (clipon risers); their
clipons are claimed to be "totally adjustable"
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