Triumphrat

Bonnebret · 11-19-2007

This may be a silly question but after you install bar end mirrors what do you do about the holes left from the stock mirrors? Do you put a plastic plug in it or something? It seems having hole with threads just open like that would be kind of ugly.

BBR · 11-19-2007

I don't really notice the holes on mine, but maybe I'm not that observant.

BBR

whatisit · 11-19-2007

flip the clamp small ends over, it's like magic! (assuming the bonnie black's controls are like the thruxtons)

BBR · 11-19-2007

Thruxton and Bonnie Black brackets are different ours are incorporated into the controls and not something you can flip.

BBR

sweatmachine · 11-19-2007

nothing! Those are speed holes now!

xX05bonnieXx · 11-19-2007

The bonnies controls are different, you cant just flip them over. I went to the hardware store and bought some black plastic plugs that fit perfect and glued em in.

Hedge · 11-19-2007

I plugged mine with Black Anodized Allen blots from the local hardware store. You might be able to find rubber stoppers or something like that if you look hard enough. I usually grab the smartest guy at the hardware store, and bring him out to the parking lot and show him exactly what I'm trying to do!

Remember - in the words of my old Mentor Maynard Bernard, a Native American who now lives in the Great TeePee in the Sky, "Man who ask question Dumb for 5 minutes, Man who Never asks question DUMB for Life!"

semirgdj · 11-19-2007

go to an auto parts store and buy black plastic plugs used for the interior of cars upholstery.

BILLYSIM · 11-19-2007

Ditto Semi... auto trim fasteners come in all sizes and colors...popped em in on both bikes right after the Napoleans went in... BTW, not a silly Q at all, I'm anal about all stuff like that...it's a Bonnie not a cager.
Billy

Laika · 11-19-2007

Quote:

Originally Posted by semirgdj

go to an auto parts store and buy black plastic plugs used for the interior of cars upholstery.

+1 ... This is what I did as well, looks very tidy.