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I'm happy with the emphasis on CrossoverStyle (^_^^)
[How is it used?
I've been using it for less than a year.
Was the one you received as per Image?
It was the same as the one that was installed on SUZUKI's DL1000 V-STROM650.
How was your experience with it?
Original "Head of Golf Club" I (re)replaced the Mirror (see second posted photo) as I don't like the Mirror (see second posted photo) as it's shape, and from a functional point of view, the Mirror is too low to look into.
Touring with DL1000 V-STROM650 (https://imp.webike.net/bike/0227988/photo/0816714/) led me to like its Mirror shape, and (this time) I bought OEM Mirror for DL1000 V-STROM650/1000. I bought the OEM Mirror.
The square mirror shape emphasizes the crossover style which is the concept of 400X and I am satisfied with it.
By the way, many of the recent Motorcycle Mirrors called Adventure/Crossover are pointed shaped Mirrors.
The current model of 400X (https://www.honda.co.jp/400X/) and DL1000 V-STROM1050XT (https://www1.suzuki.co.jp/motor/lineup/dl1050rcm1/) is a Mirror with a pointed shape. Mirror.
If it is seen from the function side, the position of the Mirror becomes higher than the Mirror of the Original, and it becomes easy to see without the feeling of looking into.
In addition, the shape of the MirrorBody was previously the same as another product (see below). [Do you have any products to compare it to? ), but now with the convex mirror, the viewable area is wider than before.
Was the exchange difficult?
It was not difficult to replace the Mirror because it is a type of Mirror that is fixed to the Handlebar.
[Tell me the point or hang of the exchange]
The Mirror is an Opposite Thread ScrewSpec. and should be tightened counterclockwise.
By the way, the Mirror is attached to the Handlebar via the MirrorAdapter, and the Handlebar side of theAdapter is Normal Thread ScrewSpec.
By doing this, the screw of either Handlebar side or Mirror side will loosen and absorb the shock even if the shock is added in either direction.
[Was there anything that disappointed you?
Nothing special at the moment.
[Was the Instruction Manual easy to understand?
(No Instruction Manual is provided.)
[Included Parts:were they on?
for Fixing MirrorNut, MirrorAdapter and Bracket Boots are included.
Do you have any wishes or improvements you would like to make for the Manufacturer?
Nothing special at the moment.
[Do you have any products to compare it to?
・DOREMI COLLECTION：Z 1000 R Mirror
(https://imp.webike.net/article/0364577/)
The shape of MirrorBody in this product is the same as that of the product subject to imprecation.
From a functional standpoint. "It's a flat mirror, so you can't see much." "No shock absorption." etc., I think that the product of the imprecise object is better, but I was caught by the price and bought this product at first....
After using it for about 5 years, I wanted to replace it again with a product subject to imprecation.
・HONDA：Mirror COMP. ，R. BAKU 88210-MJE-D40/L. BAKU 88220-MJE-D40
(https://www.webike.net/sd/24326679/, https://www.webike.net/sd/24326656/)
This item is an OEM Mirror for the current MODEL of 400X (see the 3rd posted image (*from Parts catalog)).
I also considered this product for re-exchange.
[Others]
Mirror on the Left Side is available for purchase below.
SUZUKI:Mirror Atsushi, Rear View, Left 56600-04F30-000
(https://www.webike.net/sd/24727182/)
BTW, the OEMMirror part number is confirmed in the Parts catalog.
Parts catalog can be downloaded from the HP of each manufacturer.
・SUZUKI：Parts catalog Download
(https://www1.suzuki.co.jp/motor/support/parts_catalog/)
・HONDA：Motopub
(https://www.hondamotopub.com/HMJ/)
I write the imprecation referring to the item Template prepared at the time of posting the imprecation (https://www.webike.net/commu/impre/).
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