Sidecar Rear View Mirror Rectangle California Champion Harley Velorex Motorcycle on 2040-parts.com
New Port Richey, Florida, US
New sidecar rear view mirror is 5 1/4’’ x 3 3/4’’ and is made of chrome plated plastic. It has an adjustment screw for the mirror to swivel and tighten down. It is a universal fit and mounts on the left or right side of sidecar. Comes with screws and mounting adapter bracket to bolt to existing mounting holes. The slots in the bracket are 5 1/4’’ from end to end. For new installations use gasket as template and drill two 1/8’’ holes for mounting screws. Mirror comes with a 1 1/2’’ screw to fasten mirror to mounting bracket. The mirror base is 5 7/8'' long and 1 3/16'' at its widest. Same style mirror as used on California Sidecars and many other sidecars such as Velorex, Champion, Harley and SOA Eagle Sidecar. The chrome has some small pin point flaws that you must be up close to see. Please check out my other sidecar parts.
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