Tuning and modding » Any adjustability to where mirrors mount on fairing?

Sorry to break this out from the handlebar conversion thread, but it seems like a tangent.

I did the Wunderlich bar conversion over the weekend. I'm not 100% sure I like it but I have one concern and after calling them, I'm not feeling better about it.

When I turn the bars full right, the clutch lever hits the left mirror. Doing the opposite, The brake lever clears that mirror by about 1/2", so something seems off. I had bar risers on and when I put those on initially, I had the same problem but was able to angle the clutch lever down a bit and that solved it. I can't do that with the Wunderlich bars.

I'm wondering if the bike was dropped at some point (I bought it used with 365 miles on it) but I see no other indication that's the case. All panels align perfectly. I called Wunderlich for any advice and they said they haven't heard of that problem in 8 years of selling the conversion. It seems I have a unicorn and not in a good way.

So, any help would be appreciated.

The mirror arm can be rotated in the mount.
There's a faint line on the arm and mount that you can use to get both arms in the same alignment.

Zitat von wessie im Beitrag #2

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I have standard bars with 25mm Wunderlich risers. I have Barkbuster Storm Handguards. These do not hit the mirror.

You might be right about the previous drop, not damaging the mirror but breaking the lock stop and your bars just are not being stopped where they should be stopped, so hit the mirror.

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Zitat von Paul911 im Beitrag #4

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Lee, do you mean the pivot where the mirror arms fold?

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Here's the line on bottom of the mirror arm.

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And all this time I have been just pulling them back to the stop!

Frank

You can just about see the lines aligned here if you zoom in. Picture taken as it was a new bike and I noticed the finish was missing. Changed out at first service. Picture might up the wrong way. IMG_0151.jpeg - Bild entfernt (keine Rechte)

This is an obvious question but....when I did the conversion, it took me a while to get the bars centred, and then to play around with the angle of the bars. They don't hit my mirrors.

Beerman

Thanks Lee. I'll investigate that.

Beerman, I centered the bars based on the hashmarks. Based on those, they're exactly centered but it's a fair point. I'll double check.

Page 108 in the Rider Manual shows the alignment marks.

Zitat von Lee im Beitrag #11

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Page 108 in the Rider Manual shows the alignment marks.

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Have you rotated the bars as per the other thread?
Wondering if the mirror marks are simply there to aid initial assembly or alignment only.

Zitat von Becksy im Beitrag #13

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Have you rotated the bars as per the other thread?
Wondering if the mirror marks are simply there to aid initial assembly or alignment only.

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