Will it support a full length no frame mirror? Or maybe ok if I use a double set - 8 strips?
456755
I use one set (4 strips) for the Ikea Minde mirror (also a full length, no frame mirror) and it held up really well for 3 years with no problems. The Minde mirror is 11 lbs, and the strips, I believe, hold up roughly 16 lbs.
456756
I would not use this for a mirror. In fact, I would only use this for something that could safety be dropped from where it is attached, because it will be dropped.
456757
I wouldn't use it for anything more than the recommended weight. More strips doesn't really mean it will hold more weight.
1121909
I would think so because the top portion screws onto the part that supports the mirror and I would think that would take up any space. My mirors are beveled all around so the edge that fits into the support does not fill it completely. They certainly look great compared to the usual plastic supports that are so common.
872157
This is a universal clamp system, so it should attach to any flat rearview mirror that's on an arm glued to the windshield or coming down from the ceiling. However, the extra width might interfere with sun visor clearance on one or both sides, so you should measure the distance between yours to be sure this wider mirror will clear as you need it to.
2097010
It will fit all bars 7/8 to an 1"! The wedge on the mirrors are ok! Not the best? But it will fit!
712865
No. It's not a free standing mirror. But u can still use it for that purpose if you clip it in a stand.
605316
should be fine. to make extra sure just substitute the screws it comes with for some longer ones and drill into the studs. NOTE: Be careful not to over tighten the screws with putting your mirror in, you could crack the mirror.
369064
You can, but that back panel is what the mirror attaches to. So, if your mirror does not match the lining of the holes on the panel to screw and support your mirror, you will have to drill new holes.
298800
My mirrors were made for 7/8" bars and came with shims for 1" bars which is what i have. They installed well but i don't think they will expand for larger bars with out modification. Got what it's worth, i am very happy with my bar ends
1983457
You need at least 6 inch's and 10 inch's when the mirror is folded against the wall. If you leave it extended 6 will do...
828115
Yes. But you need to install the supports all on the side without the mirror.
720983
It depends on the inside diameter of your extension. The mirror comes with two sizes of inserts. If your inside diameter is the same, it will work fine.
1992231
I don't own the 4-panel mirror, but the specs say it is over 27 inches long. That seems like a lot of additional weight on your OEM mirror mount. The added weight may make your OEM mirror mount fail especially if it's just glued onto the glass. If that happens, the aftermarket glass adhesives are usually not as good as the OEM glues. If you want a clip-on mirror, go Broadway (but be prepared for "Objects in mirror are actually closer than they appear").
2158814
The unevenness may create a problem for your *mirror*, as it won't have a continuous solid wall behind it. But the mirror brackets shd perform as intended.
2147636
I don't think there is a set height for mounting the mirror, depends on your own height and remember the mirror tilts for a better viewing.
1437637
Not sure about the power, but this bracket should fit just about all mirrors.
298801
It will not fit over the bar, it fits inside the bar. You remove the bar grips and then slide the mirror into the end of bar. Use the adapter rings for proper fit on a 1" or 7/8" bar. Just tighten it up and adjust for view and hit the road. great product for the money.
882929
it depends on the mounting point you use. I returned mine due to damage it caused to the frame. Very poor design.