does anyone know if these install into the handle bars or do they clamp on? If they install inside, do you know if they leave an opening for a mirror?
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I have a Schwinn hybrid. I cut my rubber grip about a 1/2 inch and slide towards inside (it's hard to slide) to make room and installed the mirror and cap goes on the opening bar.
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They clamp on, you can install a mirror with them. I installed this mirror with them: Mirrycle MTB Bar End Mountain Bicycle Mirror
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They go around the bar so if you want end mirrors just slide them in further
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it really depends on how you want to mount them. I move my grips in on both sides of the handlebars just enough to bolts the units to the bars. You'll need to cut the opening in the ends of your grips tho,. If you're more fastidious, you'll want a bar-end kit and these do not come with that. Some motorcycles come with pre-tapped handlebar ends to make the process easier.
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I don't think they will fit. The roll bar clamps supplied with the mirrors are for 1-3/4" roll bar
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I believe they are. It doesn't really matter since once they are installed they can't be seen. One side is threaded in to the mirror base, and the other is driven in to the handlebar system.
1939559
The lights come with plastic clamps that wrap around the handle bars/ seat post. I used some two sided tape used for car moldings to attach one to my rear parcel rack. I have also seen others with them ziptied in place.
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The units replace the existing standard factory mirrors with the same mounts ( no door mount) My mirrors are a couple years old. At that time they were provided with flat surface mirrors ( no convex) They had very poor visibility until I added spot mirrors they work fine now but I would suggest getting units with passenger side convex or movable inset mirrors
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They're actually internal mount. They slide into the bar ends. They will fit inside the end of a 7/8 inch bar and come with and adapter that will fit a 1 inch bar. You need to measure your inside diameter for these, but it sounds like you have a 1 inch bar. 7/8th and 1 inch are pretty standard on most bikes. I have 1 inch bars and with the adapter they fit good.
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There are two sizes of mounts supplied. The larger one fits bars with an inside diameter of about 3/4 inch, or 19mm, and the other one is slightly smaller. Because the mounting rubber expands inside the bar to hold the mirror, it can be shimmed, with something like the rubber from an old inner tube, to fit even larger bars.
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can't speak about a Honda Fit but they are easy to mount. it's almost like a c-clamp. A movable underside of the mirror goes to the underside of the top of your mirror and then you tighten up a screw which closes the clamp to your mirror. the screw does not touch your car in any way. you may end up with 2 indentations from either side of the bottom of the mirror itself. I've had mine on my Prius for a year now with no mishaps and have taken it through multiple car washes too.
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They attach to a narrow (or wide) lip on the top of the mirror. Should work fine. I really like mine.
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Insert the expanding plug of mirror into end of handlebar and twist mirror to expandthe plug until tight then adjust the mirror. I had to cut an opening in my handlebar grip in order to fit the plug.
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Hello I have used there mirrors and they are great; Make sure to screw them in tight and check the bolts every now and again...you can see vehicles coming when you position them slightly wider then the ones below...enjoy
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Depends on the style of mirror. If it's the clamp style, you might need to grind down a tiny bit of the inside of the outer clamp. Mine slid on and stopped at the end of of my bars. Now if you have the type that slip into the handle bar opening, it would be possible by not adding on the ODI grip plug/cap.
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If the handlebar tube into which you have inserted the base is regular size, check to see that you have the parts aligned correctly. In a normal size tube, installation should be easy. If things are loose, maybe your tube is bigger and you might want to try to wrap some duct tape around the pieces to make them bigger. This mirror works very well and I think you will find it worth whatever effort is required to make it work for you.
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These are new bolts in order to mount the mirror. Tell ya what...Go on You tube and search for that mirror and you will see a detailed video on how to install it.
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They are held in place by a standard bmx-style "goose neck." It's two u-shaped bars that clamp down using four Allen screws. If you had the correct wrench, it shouldn't take more than a minute to rotate them down. Do you need me to measure height with bars rotated down?
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Just looked at my grips, I don't think you can add bar end mirrors. The extension part of the grip fits tightly over the bar and there is a screw to secure it. Be careful not to over tighten this screw, I have broken it in the past. This is my second set of grips in this style. You may be able to put the mirrors on if you are creative, but I don't think so