Feedback on mirrors and studs

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I just bought a 2010 vector LTX for myself and a 2012 Vector LTX for my wife. Looking for suggestions on best choices for mirrors. I've used the Yamaha mirror#8CR-W2628-00-00 and did not care for them. The handlebar mount mirrors#SMA-8FTHB-MR-00 look like they"ll have great visibility but the mount bracket looks fragile. Also going to stud both w/ 108 studs--anyone had good results with Woody's Signature series studs--I've usually run the Goldiggers but have heard?that Signatures are just as good? Also will be running SnowTrackers on both sleds--have had them on 4 prior sleds with excellent results. Thank You.
 
I picked the handlebar mount mirrors#SMA-8FTHB-MR-00, will put them on next weekend after I pick them up from Hauck.... Better than any other one, IMHO
 
I just put these on also. I didn't like the plastic bracket that the mirror screws into. I guess if you put this thing on the side, that should break first and possibly save the mirror and handlebar bracket? I think they look good on the sled. Just playing around with them to get them aligned was a pain...I have a slight case of OCD sometimes... ;)!
 
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Thanks for the feedback, I'll try the handlebar mounted units.
 
Put the handle bar mirrors on the Vector yesterday , and they look great on the sled and give you a good look at what is behind you! No pics , as I and a buddy were a little ' happy' looking at that great looking sled!!!

:-)
 
I installed the powermadd ones that go on the end of the handgaurds, work very nice. look at my picture and you can see them, mirror rotates to adjust the rearview. I set the right one to see behind me, the left one to who is trying to overtake me on the left when puting along with the family.
:yam: :4STroke: :rocks:
 

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03RX1-ER-LE said:
I installed the powermadd ones that go on the end of the handgaurds, work very nice. look at my picture and you can see them, mirror rotates to adjust the rearview. I set the right one to see behind me, the left one to who is trying to overtake me on the left when puting along with the family.
:yam: :4STroke: :rocks:

I just got the same thing.

I was considering bugeyes.com mounted to the windshield but I needed the hand guards anyway so that was the natural solution.
 
03RX1-ER-LE said:
I installed the powermadd ones that go on the end of the handgaurds, work very nice. look at my picture and you can see them, mirror rotates to adjust the rearview. I set the right one to see behind me, the left one to who is trying to overtake me on the left when puting along with the family.
:yam: :4STroke: :rocks:

03RX1-ER-LE,

I see you were riding with a 2003 Polaris Classic. My wife has one just like it and I can't pry it from her hands. Every year I ask her if she is ready for something different and the answer is always the same, NOPE. Why change when I like what I have. So I get a new slide then.

Chester

:jump:

:letsnow:
 
here's a pic of my sled with the handlebar mount mirrors,if you rotate them forward once installed,they dont stick out so high
 

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Anyone try or just have an opinion for that matter, about putting powermadd mirrors on the stock yamaha hand gaurds from say a nytro or phazer?
 
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I put the Powermadd (hand guard plus Mirror) on my Vector, all you can see is a headlight at best. Put the Nitro hand guards and Yamaha mirrors on the wife's Apex and you can actually see the person behind you. This year I bought the Yamaha mirrors for mine.
 
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freedom sled said:
I put the Powermadd (hand guard plus Mirror) on my Vector, all you can see is a headlight at best. Put the Nitro hand guards and Yamaha mirrors on the wife's Apex and you can actually see the person behind you. This year I bought the Yamaha mirrors for mine.
This is true on the limited view, but at least I can see the wife is still there with out asking her over the communicator if she is still there and if all is well. If there is going to be a unplanned stop or concern she just gives me a hollar. For 19.95 for them it does what I wanted them to do. I had the Yamaha ones on the hood, when the handguards went on they were useless, so this was the next best thing for the $. I do like the handle bar mounted ones, will put those on her sled since she likes to see what is behind her.
:4STroke: :yam: :rocks:
 


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