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DAYTONA MIRROR HOLE BLANK, CNC ALLOY, M10XP1.25 with LH THREAD, 99617 / "81880"
The DAYTONA CNC mirror hole plug bolts into mirror mounts with M10 x P1.25 left hand thread (inverse). Use to dress the original mirror mounts and avoid unsightly exposed mirror hole threads when fitting bar end mirrors or when moving mirrors to a different mounting position. If you revert back to screw in mirrors in future, simply remove.
This type is commonly used on RHS of Yamaha models (that use inverse threads). Also found on some KTM models and many newer Royal Enfield.
See the short video (below under video preview tab) for product information and an example of product use.
SUITS:
-> M10 x P1.25mm left hand thread (AKA: reverse / inverse).
-> Outer diameter: 15mm.
-> Under the neck: 11mm.
-> 99617 - is BLACK anodized.
(Yamaha examples RHS): most Yamaha including SR400, SR500, TW200/225, MT-09, MT-07, XS650, etc. etc.
(RE Examples RHS): Royal Enfield Continental GT535 (2013~), Royal Enfield Continental GT650 (2017~), Royal Enfield Interceptor - (2017~), Royal Enfield Continental GT650 (2017~), Royal Enfield Super Meteor (2023~) & Royal Enfield Himalayan (2016~).
*For the RH thread (10mm positive / normal thread) version see our separate listing.
NOTE: Always ensure your mirror hole size is correct for this items and double check threads (eg: Yamaha and some newer Royal Enfield's often has RH thread on the left side & Inverse (LH) thread on the Right side), compared to the W650/800 which has RH threads left and right (*as an example).
*Requirements will vary from model to model. If changing mirror mounts or master cylinders also check suitability.
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