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No one has been able to replace a mirror glass to my knowledge, just post up on the forums to see if any one has a spare kicking around. Many have converted to FZ1 mirrors (or the cheaper EMGO equivalents).

Road Runner wrote: ↑Sun Sep 21, 2025 7:00 pm Just have to wash the bike and load them on the trailer.

wash it when you get back home...

El Toro Joe wrote: ↑Mon Sep 22, 2025 7:16 am

Road Runner wrote: ↑Sun Sep 21, 2025 7:00 pm Just have to wash the bike and load them on the trailer.

wash it when you get back home...

Or not at all.

raYzerman wrote: ↑Sun Sep 21, 2025 7:40 pm No one has been able to replace a mirror glass to my knowledge, just post up on the forums to see if any one has a spare kicking around. Many have converted to FZ1 mirrors (or the cheaper EMGO equivalents).

About a dozen years ago, I hit a crow with my left mirror as it flew up out of a ditch and across the road. Crow did not survive and it knocked the glass out of the mirror. I found a local automotive glass shop that was able to custom cut a mirror for me that worked well (on the second attempt). (The first time, they used flat glass which restricts the view too much.) They used proper convex glass the second time. If I remember correctly, there is a soft plastic frame that fits the glass, but it is mostly held in place with adhesive.

No idea whether these places will do that anymore, but worth checking.