SLK50
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I don't remember what I paid, as it's been awhile, but I believe I got the best price ( at the time )
from Zanotti Motors. Give them a lookysee.
Antlers are AWESOME!
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from Zanotti Motors. Give them a lookysee.
SaharaJp99
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I just ordered mine from Zanotti a couple weeks ago, cost was $106.XX. Shipping is slow as I don't believe they actually stock them, so they have to order them from Yamaha and then ship them out to you. I ordered mine 3/11 and they should be here tomorrow according to the tracking #.
Imagine my disappointment when clicking on this thread expecting to find pictures along the lines of this...
(Taken by my wife with her phone a couple weeks ago.)
And it's just a discussion of MIRRORS!
(Taken by my wife with her phone a couple weeks ago.)
And it's just a discussion of MIRRORS!
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GillaFunk
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I LOVE LOVE LOVE mine. WELLLLLL WORTH the money and a HUUUUGE improvement.
$46/ea from https://www.cyclepartswarehouse.com
$46/ea from https://www.cyclepartswarehouse.com
Burnspot
Who Me?
Just broke down and ordered a set from Zanotti, $45.42 ea. Looking forward to getting these installed.
lharrell79
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Pete Bansen
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Antlers and light mounts are installed. Those are some big-ass mirrors - they look like they're going to work well.
Burnspot
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https://shop.zanottimotor.com/
Just set the search category to Yamaha and plug in these part numbers:
5LV-26290-00-00
5LV-26280-00-00
These are the mirrors themselves.
I also ordered the base pieces (2) that have been mentioned in just about every mirror thread I've seen...dunno if I really need them, but I ordered them anyway:
4SV-26298-00-00
Mirrors were $45.42 each while base pieces were $3.84 each. My shipping was $17.38 for a grand total of $115.90. Got a follow up email that they do indeed have to order out for these parts, so I'm figuring it'll take around 2 weeks for them to arrive.
networkguy
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I also ordered the spacers when I got my mirrors...I ended not using them. The 1/8" gap in between the mirror and the cowling was of no consequence, but the with the spacer installed, it just looked funny...to me.
FJRBandit
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Last year I bought the POS aftermarkets on ebay and I couldn't get them off the bike fast enough! One even broke during the removal process. POS!!! I didn't expect them to work, but bought them really just to try them on for size. Actually, even though I'm one of the aforementioned phat phuckers I have no problem doing the quick shoulder tuck and actually like the stockers on the Gen II. But for $115 I'm all about giving the OEM's a shot in the name of safer riding. So a quick question for all of you guys with this shiznit, do you experience any mirror shake/vibration with these?
networkguy
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I think they are steadier than the stock ones.
I also had no problem with elbow tuck to see with stock mirrors, as long as I was riding solo. But with the wife onboard, the elbow tuck allows me to see her. Now with the antlers installed I can see around her! :yahoo:
Burnspot
Who Me?
Received them last Thursday and installed them yesterday. I did not find a use for the base pieces I bought. I retained the bases from the stock mirrors; it does not look bad at all. One of these days, I'll grab some 1/8" rubber and make something that fills the gap under each. Did some initial adjusting and hit the road...wow...it's a whole new world with these things installed! Like everyone else has said, I'm really impressed by the improvement in rearward visibility. Neither my V Strom guards nor my shoulders are in the field of view now.
bradman
When Life Throws You A Curve..... Lean Into It
Received them last Thursday and installed them yesterday. I did not find a use for the base pieces I bought. I retained the bases from the stock mirrors; it does not look bad at all. One of these days, I'll grab some 1/8" rubber and make something that fills the gap under each. Did some initial adjusting and hit the road...wow...it's a whole new world with these things installed! Like everyone else has said, I'm really impressed by the improvement in rearward visibility. Neither my V Strom guards nor my shoulders are in the field of view now.
Nice job Scott! I definitely want some on my bike.
VanHarlan
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Installed my FZ1 mirrors this last Saturday . . . what a HUGE difference they make in being able to see behind you . . . I pulled the grommets and ground them down so the FZ1 mirrors sit flush against the fairing . . . should have installed these a few years ago . . .
Jack G
Member
I was just cruising the site and saw this thread for mirrors. The topic hit home since I noticed this year how much elbow tucking I was doing to see in my mirrors. Just bought a set on ebay for $27.00. Can't wait to get them installed.
Jack G
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After reading more posts I expect I bought some cheap aftermarkets and will regret it. We'll see. Even if I end up buying the OEM the $100.00 would be well worth it.
