Do these have any significant weight? I'm hoping to find bar-end mirrors that double as bar-end weights.
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I have these and there is no significant weight to these mirrors. Even with my bar end weights these are a little buzzy on my 04 Yamaha FZ1.
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No I don't think they would help much in the vibration dept. unless you filled the bars with lead pellets first.
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I didn't officially weigh them, but they feel exactly the same to me. I just installed them and they look and fit exactly like the originals.
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When I was researching this item, I believe I read the weight limit was 50 pounds. They are definitely heavy duty and will easily support a large mirror. I didn't put them on anything that heavy, a window I painted a picture on, but I used one on each side and hung it on two hangers. That way the window wouldn't shift. This is a wonderful product.
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They are actually very light weight. They give you adequate magnification. The only downfall I have noticed, is that they don't see great distances.
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They're great with weight. I have large 8" monitors on mine and they hold up very well. They are locking so you can pretty much put whatever you want on them.
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Hi Jana, These units do not come with weights. The post they have on them are 1", so they fit standard weight plates without using an adapter. If you have Olympic plates with a 2" hole, you can purchase an Olympic adapter to slide on the post. Hope that helps. Thanks, Andy
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i would go to manufacturer for this answer...............were a light weight fam-damily :-))
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I'm not sure they will fit the bar ends with a larger than 1" diameter. Riders with bar end weights have mounted these mirrors inboard of the bar end so that they mount to the handlebar instead of the bar end. Hope this is of some help.
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Not sure but they are not super heavy. You might want to check the specs. As far as worth the money, YES! I love them!!! They are perfect for me. They are clear and easy to focus.
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I had 35 on each bar and it was fine until I set it down. The bars bend very easily because they are cheap. If you don't slam your weights you should be ok. Would put them over your head though, look for a threaded handle for that.
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I'm not sure how much they weigh, but I would have a hard time believing one of these weighs a pound. They're solid, though, so it's possible. They are great quality - look great and great value. Can't complain.
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Yes they're strong enough. Just make sure if you mount them to rollbar, they only fit 1 1/2 inch bar
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Yes they do support body weight. If twisted it sometimes will lose its suction. I love them and I have not had any problems. They are a great solution if you do not/can't install permanent grab bars.
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I don't know the weight but it's light you cannot feel any weight. You can contact the manufacturer with the question at http://www.safezonemirror.com I have used a large variety of helmet and glasses frame mounted mirrors & this is the best by a wide margin. I use it on all my rides - training, racing, recreational. The field of view is much, much larger than other helmet/glasses frame mounted mirrors.
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Not terribly sure, I mounted them on my bike without weighing them. I'd say they're not overly heavy. They do ride well, although they do make a sound on smooth pavement.
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I'm not certain as to the exact weight, but I will say that they are fairly lite-weight for their size. Optically these glasses are very good, but I wouldn't call them compact glasses like some others out there, however I've never had any issue with carrying and wearing them comfortably at all. Try Nikons website for perhaps their more accurate weight? Hope this helps.
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My mirrors were made for 7/8" bars and came with shims for 1" bars which is what i have. They installed well but i don't think they will expand for larger bars with out modification. Got what it's worth, i am very happy with my bar ends