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lukas_0 21-04-22 12:59 PM

clip on mirrors and side waterproof boxes 2 questions at once
 
hi,
two questions at once to save another thread. The bike is S version K6 07 plate or something close to this .... probably.

1. I would like to convert S version to sort of naked Frankenstein monster. The issue is I would like to keep clipons. The problem appear as mirror attachments. Anybody has an idea how to solve this? BTW. I like and use mirrors, tiny law cheaters are out of question ;).
2. Looking for side cases for bike cation trips. Something looking reasonable good on SV , not bulletproof alluminium cases loved by "big adventurers". The key point is waterproof. Staying in Scotland, it is always raining ... even if you think it isn't ( you just didn't realize your boots are full of water :D )
Thanks in advance.
Lukas

admin 21-04-22 06:18 PM

Re: clip on mirrors and side waterproof boxes 2 questions at once
 
You could always fit bar-end mirrors but you might have to lose the current bar-end weights



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Bibio 21-04-22 07:24 PM

Re: clip on mirrors and side waterproof boxes 2 questions at once
 
gilies variobars and bandit (K5-6 IIR) sport mirrors as they have longer stalks. another problem is throttle cables and brake lines need to be longer as well. its a rabbit hole.....

your better off just forking out for a comfort bar kit.

i cant help with panniers as they ALL look stupid on the SV.

lukas_0 21-04-22 08:20 PM

Re: clip on mirrors and side waterproof boxes 2 questions at once
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by admin (Post 3136425)
You could always fit bar-end mirrors but you might have to lose the current bar-end weights


I thought about bar ends, the issue is the mirrors will be too far back to be useful I think



Quote:

Originally Posted by Bibio (Post 3136426)
another problem is throttle cables and brake lines need to be longer as well.


have no plans to raise bars, at least for now. still can touch my toes :D.

those look nice
https://i.pinimg.com/originals/f3/e3...dc938a8659.jpg
will have to find proper brackets and possibly they will fit.


Quote:

Originally Posted by Bibio (Post 3136426)
i cant help with panniers as they ALL look stupid on the SV.


I think sw-motech aero abs side cases look quite neat. but of course no mounting system to K6 because why bother with such old bikes? shame sw-motech, shame.

admin 22-04-22 04:28 PM

Re: clip on mirrors and side waterproof boxes 2 questions at once
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by lukas_0 (Post 3136427)
will have to find proper brackets and possibly they will fit.

Loads on eBay
https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/x-2-PAIR-...-127635-2958-0

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lukas_0 23-04-22 07:07 PM

Re: clip on mirrors and side waterproof boxes 2 questions at once
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by admin (Post 3136446)
Loads on eBay
https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/x-2-PAIR-...-127635-2958-0

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Bibio 24-04-22 10:28 AM

Re: clip on mirrors and side waterproof boxes 2 questions at once
 
ahh the penny dropped..

for mirror attachment your better off fitting the naked lever brackets as room might be a bit tight using aftermarket clamps. IIR the brake one is just a bar and the clutch one is a bracket.

admin 24-04-22 12:17 PM

Re: clip on mirrors and side waterproof boxes 2 questions at once
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Bibio (Post 3136473)
ahh the penny dropped..

for mirror attachment your better off fitting the naked lever brackets as room might be a bit tight using aftermarket clamps. IIR the brake one is just a bar and the clutch one is a bracket.

I was thinking the same. There's little or no room for this type of bracket but I was just giving options.

I had a small bar end mirror on my SV for years as the normal mirrors even with extenders have a poor view. It was a pushbike type and went on the end of the bar weight using a slightly longer bolt.

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