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Quick Mirror Question
#1
On a 2017 EX are the mirror threads left, right, or different per side? Thanks.
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#2
Normally different per side, so they loosen rather than break or bend when dropped.

Ben
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#3
And very handy it is when you hit a bird with one.
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#4
(06-23-2017, 01:00 PM)Ben70_imp Wrote: Normally different per side, so they loosen rather than break or bend when dropped.

Ben

When my new CB1100 EX decided to take a nap at the side of road while I was dealing with a couple of bee stings, the mirror folded back. So I lifted the seat for the tool kit. A plastic fuse puller, plastic handled screwdriver with only one bit, and a 5mm Allen key. Angry

My 2013 CB500XA had the full kit including a 14mm wrench that would have allowed me to tighten the mirror.

I now have a couple of small adjustable wrenches under the seat. Two are needed because the when the top nut is tightened counter-clockwise, it loosens the bottom nut tightened clockwise. Angry
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#5
(06-24-2017, 01:28 AM)Nortoon_imp Wrote:
(06-23-2017, 01:00 PM)Ben70_imp Wrote: Normally different per side, so they loosen rather than break or bend when dropped.

Ben

When my new CB1100 EX decided to take a nap at the side of road while I was dealing with a couple of bee stings, the mirror folded back. So I lifted the seat for the tool kit. A plastic fuse puller, plastic handled screwdriver with only one bit, and a 5mm Allen key. Angry

My 2013 CB500XA had the full kit including a 14mm wrench that would have allowed me to tighten the mirror.

I now have a couple of small adjustable wrenches under the seat. Two are needed because the when the top nut is tightened counter-clockwise, it loosens the bottom nut tightened clockwise. Angry

When my new CB1100 EX decided to take a nap at the side of road while I was dealing with a couple of bee stings, the mirror folded back. So I lifted the seat for the tool kit. A plastic fuse puller, plastic handled screwdriver with only one bit, and a 5mm Allen key. Angry

My 2013 CB500XA had the full kit including a 14mm wrench that would have allowed me to tighten the mirror.

I now have a couple of small adjustable wrenches under the seat. Two are needed because the when the top nut is tightened counter-clockwise, it loosens the bottom nut tightened clockwise. Angry
That's all I got with my '14 too.
The dealer brought in all the missing tools for me free of charge.
Good idea to have the adjustable wrenches Thumbs Up Thumbs Up
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#6
So the left mirror is all right hand thread and the right mirror is right hand into the brake MC and left hand into the adaptor?
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#7
That poor dealer! There no missing tools.


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#8
Nortoon and Rocky are in Canada. At least up till '17 they got the complete set. Or were supposed too Smile
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#9
Lucky lads in Canada, guess in reality longer stretches of open road in Canada on The TransCanadian hwy.


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