Can I cut the end to accomodate a side mirror attachment?
1868593
No Need to cut it it comes with a removable stopper plug in case you want to add a mirror! This is a great buy!
1868594
If you're talking about a mirror that mounts in the end of the handlebar then they already have a hole in the end. I will say that I had to cut mine (make them shorter) to accommodate my grip shifters.
1868595
I don't see why not? Just punch out the end, and slide the grip toward the center of the bars
510326
Yes, you will have to splice wires, go here to see removal of mirror http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F63xzHmD0qA
552555
You could do that with no problems. You would probably want to burn/melt the end you cut to keep it from fraying which isn't a big deal.
1460747
You can cut the length to whatever you need, and then seal both ends. They are not reusable.
228675
Yes, the ends needed to be cut to make sure it fit. Some people may have a longer pole.
119594
There is a section on the back of the Auxiliary Mirror cases that pop off and allows access to two screw holes and allow a clip in the bottom of the unit to open up as you loosen them and be slid over the housing around the vehicles side view mirrors. Once in place you tighten these two screws directly to your vehicles housing and then clip the case backing back onto the Auxilary Mirror and your done. But the two screws (which are flat tipped and not pointed) are what secures the top of the clip directly to your side view mirrors.
171490
yes you will have to cut off the point or else it will not fit. Hope this help
1749591
The bar and ends are separate pieces, so I would think you could cut it. However, it is pretty light-weight and hollow, so it might make a mess of it unless you have precise tools.
910890
No, it is not. You can cut the two sides off, but you cannot re-attach without sewing them back on. That's a shame because I wouldn't use them all the time either, but every now and then.....
664811
i dont see any threads on this piece youd need to screw an attachment onto....so I m gonna say no...someone else may have found a way to do it...but i dont see the threads....
1796112
The mirror attaches to the plastic casing of the side mirrors. If your casing is wide enough to take the clamp, then it will work.
678725
The answer unfortunately is no. The way the piece is cut out, it's just not possible.wish it was tho..hope that helps
2276799
Yes. Mirrors best about halfway up rails so don't interfere with side panels.
2026682
Mine worked best as pictured. Probably could mount on the side if the side area of your existing mirror is flat enough. Be careful that it doesn't stick out too far. Also the mirror is designed to show a wide angle horizontally. You will lose that width if mounted vertically.
1334842
Definitely, I cut a few inches off mine. Also, the template for placing the TP holder has the wall mounts a little too wide for my taste. That's any fix though, just something to consider.
2001529
I had to cut mine to fit 3 separate places & had no problems at all. Good luck!
259697
you can, but i'd recommend just getting an adjustable one. unless you have a circular saw or a way to keep the same angle it can be frustrating. I used a dremmel, and eventually got it to fit after cutting ~1" off. not worth the effort.