Bobber Low Profile Mirrors, Naked Steel on 2040-parts.com
Long Lake, Minnesota, US
Motorcycle Low Profile Mirrors. Can be Installed in any configuration you want, Top or Bottom. The 2" convex mirrors are fully adjustable to view everything around you without the bulky look of traditional mirrors. This mirror bracket is made from heavy duty 10 gauge steel and attached with grade 5, 2" 5/16" carriage bolt.
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