Can you add bar end mirrors to these grips?
906935
I have the GS2 and the answer is "no". There is no hole or cap on the end. It is all one-piece.
906936
Just looked at my grips, I don't think you can add bar end mirrors. The extension part of the grip fits tightly over the bar and there is a screw to secure it. Be careful not to over tighten this screw, I have broken it in the past. This is my second set of grips in this style. You may be able to put the mirrors on if you are creative, but I don't think so
1111359
No, but you can order different sized bars....and keep the stock pair for future use.
2207634
Nope. They have an expanding spacer on the end. They (the mirrors)are also really tiny
1746304
These grips replace the existing grips and go directly on the bars. Let me know if you have any other questions!Regards,DanCloquet Motorsports & Marine
976304
Yes. I was dumb enough to order new grips without measuring my old grips, so I didn't realize that these aren't designed for a bike with grip shifters. It would have been too much hassle to return them, so I cut them down to size with a box cutter and used them anyway. The cut ends look a little raggedy, but hey, they work fine.
49111
Yes! They are the same inner diameter as regular bars...I have similar mirrors.
1766804
These are a universal fit so as long as you get the right diameter, they will fit. Just measure the diameter of your bars and order the correct grips. These grips were about 1/2 inch shorter than my stock grips but I had no issue with that.
131689
Yes. Remove old grips, clean bars, remove backing, and adhere. Reinstall grips, run power, etc.
49110
i not know but would think it is possible as long as adjustments on mirror are flexable. i have one on end of straight bar an would do as you sugest allso.
298801
It will not fit over the bar, it fits inside the bar. You remove the bar grips and then slide the mirror into the end of bar. Use the adapter rings for proper fit on a 1" or 7/8" bar. Just tighten it up and adjust for view and hit the road. great product for the money.
2187252
Well they're on my .38 right now & well it looks like you can. They are metal. Not sure what's behind them on the grips or how exactly they are mounted. I supose you could try to do it, but I'd be carful about dinging the wood. I like them as is. They look very sharp on my model 10. If I were you, I'd buy the grips and leave them "as is". You'll be very happy with the existing medallions.
338945
The grips are not open on the end, however I needed to add a mirror and needed holes in the ends. I used a hole saw and created the perfict hole. You need to make the hole smaller than the handle bar so the grips will no slide up the handle bar but large enough for the bar ends to fit into the handlebar. Hole saws come in many sizes and look in the harbor freight or your local hardware store. Hope this helps as I love my grips.
137396
If you can move the grips and shifters off of the bar, these would slide down anywhere on the bar. Not sure if the angles would be right. I havs seen something similar mounted on the middle of the bar. Not sure it would have the same effect.
720982
It will work if your bar ends clamp onto the handlebar. As long as you can insert the mirror into the hole in the handlebar, it will work. If your bar ends insert into the hole into the handlebar, then this mirror will not fit as the mirror needs to insert into the hole at in the handlebar.
938701
Not to be a jerk or anything, but I have never seen, owned, or even heard of a pair of solid handlebars. Regardless, my answer to your question is yes, you can and will be able to use bar end mirrors with this handlebar.
1378870
I don't think so. From your question, I'm assuming the last 3/4" of the handlebar is not in contact with grips' locking mechanism. I'd think it would be possible to shorten length of grips so they'd fit correctly. Otherwise, they're nice grips.
609593
They pinch mount right onto the end of the handlebar with nothing else needed but it has to be a 7/8 inch diameter bar. On my CBR, they fit perfect between the bar end and the grip. You can either rotate and slide the bar end out a little, slide or cut a piece of the grip end off as wide as the mirror mount, or a little of both. This applies to the clutch side only. The throttle side would need a replacement bar end to mount this mirror properly due to the need for unrestricted movement of the throttle tube and grip. I believe CRG also sells this universal bar end. I just ran with one on the left grip to be "legal". Simple, inexpensive, and a very sleek look to the bike with one small bar mounted mirror as opposed to 2 huge donkey ear mirrors ruining the lines of any bike. Highly recommend this Mirror!!!