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Sloan85

posted on 27/7/13 at 11:09 PM Reply With Quote
Best way to fix GSXR mirrors to roll cage?

I was thinking M5 stainless rivnuts, two per mirror, but my concern is how robust the rivnuts will be should the mirrors get knocked. Are there any other suggestions?

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matt_gsxr

posted on 28/7/13 at 12:00 AM Reply With Quote
Mine uses gsxr mirrors attached with 2 aluminium rivnuts into a sheet of aluminium behind the fibreglass. Actually these bolts also go through the bottom of the 4mm flyscreen. I am fairly sure I used 2x M6 button head stainless set-screws.

Seems to have stood up well.

If you wallop the mirrors then they pivot, so the forces are not that massive.

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Ben_Copeland

posted on 28/7/13 at 05:44 AM Reply With Quote
I welded a small plate to the cage, same size as the base of the mirror. That gave me plenty of material to drill and tap a thread into. Couple of stainless bolts and its nice and secure

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danny keenan

posted on 28/7/13 at 10:17 AM Reply With Quote
James we drill and tap the roll cage.i will put some pictures on our Facebook page.with a step by step guide to fitting them
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