Product Overview
POSH ROUND MIRROR, RIGHT SIDE, M10 X 1.25 -> INVERSE THREAD <-, 920016-10
POSH FAITH RIGHT SIDE round chromed "short stem mirror" (Type II). One of the most popular mirrors we sell for cafe racers and customs. Considered an iconic mirror due to being a long-time seller in Japan for SR400/500 & XS650 customizers! Originally made by and badged as the Official brand (famous Kyoto SR400/500 shop). Now the new type 2 version of the mirrors are stamped with the POSH logo and manufacturing has been updated by POSH.
The mirror head is round with a 105mm diameter and approx. 93mm mirror face. The thread on this versions is a reverse LH (inverse) type thread (M10 x 1.25 mm) which suits many Yamaha's and some KTM models etc. The double bend arm allows good side clearance and on bike positioning. The stem is considered a "short stem" so check images to ensure length is suitable. *Suitable for classic cafe builds or fit with a custom build.
DETAILS:
-> Suits: RIGHT side.
-> Thread size:10 mm x 1.25mm (inverse/left-hand Yamaha type thread).
-> Material: Steel, Chrome plated finish.
-> Mirror size OD: Φ105 mm, Mirror surface approx. 93mm.
-> Arm Length: Suits Medium to Short set up.
-> Made in Japan.
OPTIONAL PARTS:
-> For the matching left-side mirror or for the right-side mirror with a normal right-hand thread see our other listing (920017-10 and 90015-10). Or if keen on a LH / RH set to suit Yamaha M10 spec - see our Yamaha set #920167-10.
-> If you need mirror mounts and mirror adapters, see our range in the mirror accesories section!
ATTENTION:
Always ensure the thread size is compatible with your bike, and that the size and spec suit your requirements. This mirror has the inverse Yamaha type thread common on most Yamaha models. If your bike does not have the factory mirror mounts (with inv thread), you may need to consider the RH thread version of this mirror.
*As always, lube the threads before fitting (grease or anti seize lube), and DON'T over tighten. Simply position mirror arm and pinch up the nuts tight (no need to swing off the nuts)