07-27-2013, 08:10 PM
I know several members have also switched over to lower bars and bar end mirrors and I wonder if anyone else has run into this.
I went with the Daytona bars and had very little of the shimming issues some have noted though I did need to add shim stock on the stock mounts.
The biggest thing I ran into is the internal bar weights would not fit with the bar end mirrors I got from Superstore.
I deleted them and things were ok but I find that after 90 minutes or so of continuous riding the fingers are numb and sort of useless. This weekend I put the weights and stock mirrors back in and did a long test and no discomfort.
This was really disheartening because I think the stock mirrors look off with the lower rise Daytona bars.
It is also a real example of the level of engineering that Honda put into these machines. You never really notice any vibration or buzzing, the fingers just go numb and stop working.
Any have any work arounds or fixes?
I went with the Daytona bars and had very little of the shimming issues some have noted though I did need to add shim stock on the stock mounts.
The biggest thing I ran into is the internal bar weights would not fit with the bar end mirrors I got from Superstore.
I deleted them and things were ok but I find that after 90 minutes or so of continuous riding the fingers are numb and sort of useless. This weekend I put the weights and stock mirrors back in and did a long test and no discomfort.
This was really disheartening because I think the stock mirrors look off with the lower rise Daytona bars.
It is also a real example of the level of engineering that Honda put into these machines. You never really notice any vibration or buzzing, the fingers just go numb and stop working.
Any have any work arounds or fixes?