Mirror extensions
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Re: Mirror extensions
Hi,
Anyone knows if those extenders will fit to PCX ? So far I discovered I have reverse thread too.
Anyone knows if those extenders will fit to PCX ? So far I discovered I have reverse thread too.
Regards
Wojtek
2014 Honda PCX 125

Wojtek
2014 Honda PCX 125

Re: Mirror extensions
It's an 8mm allen wrench....and I have the washer directly under the black extension base to 'lift' the allen bolt a touch so it does not bottom out in the threaded part of your scooter. Otherwise the allen bolt 'bottomed' in the scooter hole and the whole enchilada would not tighten.NeilForza wrote:Mine came in the post yesterday so a job for the weekenddergav wrote:Neil...And remember...as Fish advised above...you will need a split washer as the screw in bottoms out before fully screwed in...if you see what I mean!![]()
I noticed a split washer in the pack already, are you saying use one with each section? ie. where you bolt onto the bike and again where the mirror stem connects to the extender?
Also after a very quick look at the packs last night I noticed the hex/allen bolt head is quite large, any idea of the size you used as I'm positive I don't have one that large
Without the washer I found that I had mounted two reverse thread propellers on my scoot.
Fish
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Re: Mirror extensions
It's strange... my PCX is also a 2014 model, like yours (2015 model in the States) and both sides have regular thread... my PCX was built in Italy: perhaps yours was built in another country?wojtek_pl wrote:Hi,
Anyone knows if those extenders will fit to PCX ? So far I discovered I have reverse thread too.

2015 Honda PCX 125
Re: Mirror extensions
This is because you are above the equator.pcxpower wrote:It's strange... my PCX is also a 2014 model, like yours (2015 model in the States) and both sides have regular thread... my PCX was built in Italy: perhaps yours was built in another country?wojtek_pl wrote:Hi,
Anyone knows if those extenders will fit to PCX ? So far I discovered I have reverse thread too.
Honda Co. are very smart people to think of this! :-)
Fish
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Re: Mirror extensions
I fitted mine over the weekend and this morning’s ride into work was the 1st time used.
What a great difference they made, now I can glance at my mirrors and see what’s coming. No more looking at the mirror and shifting to the side a bit to see!
I would recommend these for sure, these or longer mirrors
What a great difference they made, now I can glance at my mirrors and see what’s coming. No more looking at the mirror and shifting to the side a bit to see!
I would recommend these for sure, these or longer mirrors

Re: Mirror extensions
Yes, the first thing I do with a new bike is fit some mirrors that work! At my age, (&at the speed I ride)most of the exciting stuff is happening behind me. All the mirrors look cool on the showroom floor ....very few of them work as intended. Glad you're safer now! Regards, FishNeilForza wrote:I fitted mine over the weekend and this morning’s ride into work was the 1st time used.
What a great difference they made, now I can glance at my mirrors and see what’s coming. No more looking at the mirror and shifting to the side a bit to see!
I would recommend these for sure, these or longer mirrors
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Re: Mirror extensions
Any idea if convex mirrors for Forza available
Re: Mirror extensions
Thanks Fish! $10 vs. $116? What's not to like?!fish wrote:These worked well for me on my new Forza.
The allen screw/bolt is slightly too long...bottoms out in the brake lever housing hole. I just added one thick split washer and it snugged right up with no further issues.
Wasn't certain if these would work....the lefty threads on both sides of the Forza confused me.
Now I can see better behind me.
Fish
http://www.ebay.com/itm/400731358154?_t ... EBIDX%3AIT
Re: Mirror extensions
My final, and best solution to the Forza mirror problem...was fitting a pair of Honda 500X mirrors.....exact same Forza mirrors but with perfectly longer stems!Dufus wrote:Thanks Fish! $10 vs. $116? What's not to like?!fish wrote:These worked well for me on my new Forza.
The allen screw/bolt is slightly too long...bottoms out in the brake lever housing hole. I just added one thick split washer and it snugged right up with no further issues.
Wasn't certain if these would work....the lefty threads on both sides of the Forza confused me.
Now I can see better behind me.
Fish
http://www.ebay.com/itm/400731358154?_t ... EBIDX%3AIT
Keeping the Honda OEM look....much better than the extenders goofy appearance.
Fish
Re: Mirror extensions
fish wrote:My final, and best solution to the Forza mirror problem...was fitting a pair of Honda 500F mirrors.....exact same Forza mirrors but with perfectly longer stems!Dufus wrote:Thanks Fish! $10 vs. $116? What's not to like?!fish wrote:These worked well for me on my new Forza.
The allen screw/bolt is slightly too long...bottoms out in the brake lever housing hole. I just added one thick split washer and it snugged right up with no further issues.
Wasn't certain if these would work....the lefty threads on both sides of the Forza confused me.
Now I can see better behind me.
Fish
http://www.ebay.com/itm/400731358154?_t ... EBIDX%3AIT
Keeping the Honda OEM look....much better than the extenders goofy appearance.
Fish
Re: Mirror extensions
[quot="Dufus"]eThanks Fish! $10 vs. $116? What's not to like?![/quote]
My final, and best solution to the Forza mirror problem...was fitting a pair of Honda 500X mirrors.....exact same Forza mirrors but with perfectly longer stems!
Keeping the Honda OEM look....much better than the extenders goofy appearance.
Fish[/quote]
And how do they interface with the tall one-piece Givi windscreen? Any parts collisions at full steering lock? And since it's now appeared as both 500F and 500X, which is it, or are they the same?
My final, and best solution to the Forza mirror problem...was fitting a pair of Honda 500X mirrors.....exact same Forza mirrors but with perfectly longer stems!
Keeping the Honda OEM look....much better than the extenders goofy appearance.
Fish[/quote]
And how do they interface with the tall one-piece Givi windscreen? Any parts collisions at full steering lock? And since it's now appeared as both 500F and 500X, which is it, or are they the same?
Re: Mirror extensions
I googled the images for both bikes, and I can't tell the mirrors apart. So maybe they are the same?Dufus wrote:and since it's now appeared as both 500F and 500X, which is it, or are they the same?
Re: Mirror extensions
Sorry for confusion...my son has the X ....not the F -- he reminded me.
Visit a Honda motorcycle dealer...you'll see longer stem Forza mirrors on the 500X.
Short answer for Forza owners: great OEM looking mirrors with safer rear view for larger riders.
Fish
Visit a Honda motorcycle dealer...you'll see longer stem Forza mirrors on the 500X.
Short answer for Forza owners: great OEM looking mirrors with safer rear view for larger riders.
Fish
Re: Mirror extensions
My final, and best solution to the Forza mirror problem...was fitting a pair of Honda 500X mirrors.....exact same Forza mirrors but with perfectly longer stems!Dufus wrote:[quot="Dufus"]eThanks Fish! $10 vs. $116? What's not to like?!
Keeping the Honda OEM look....much better than the extenders goofy appearance.
Fish[/quote]
And how do they interface with the tall one-piece Givi windscreen? Any parts collisions at full steering lock? And since it's now appeared as both 500F and 500X, which is it, or are they the same?[/quote]
Would not think a longer mirror stem will cause any interference with any screen unless your present mirror body is inside the cofines of the screen itself. . Longer stems move mirror out maybe 1.5" - 2.0"....stem is in same place as orig Foza mirrors.
Fish
Re: Mirror extensions
Yes, the mirrors on the CB500F and CB500X are exactly the same.chicaboo wrote:I googled the images for both bikes, and I can't tell the mirrors apart. So maybe they are the same?Dufus wrote:and since it's now appeared as both 500F and 500X, which is it, or are they the same?
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Re: Mirror extensions
Here's a picture of a stock Forza mirror sitting next to a CB500X mirror:
older post with picture
I like the longer stem; it allows me to see what's behind me more quickly.
MMe
older post with picture
I like the longer stem; it allows me to see what's behind me more quickly.
MMe
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Re: Mirror extensions
here was my solution that works extremely well and was dirt cheap
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Re: Mirror extensions
What was is it?Road-Dog wrote:here was my solution that works extremely well and was dirt cheap
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Re: Mirror extensions
He cut the mirror arms, cut a piece of aluminum tubing, slid both parts of the mirrors into the tubes, added epoxy and some paint. Note the ridge near the bend above where the mirror screws into its mounting hole.fish wrote:What was is it?Road-Dog wrote:here was my solution that works extremely well and was dirt cheap
Fish
Cf. his post in the "Submarine Work" thread:
http://hondapcx.org/viewtopic.php?f=21&t=6606
Current ride: 2014 Forza bought new in mid-2015; still only 18K on the odo
Traded in: 2003 GL1800 with 152K and several IBA rides on the clock
6 other previous bikes
nearly 3/4 million miles logged
now just commuting instead of touring
Traded in: 2003 GL1800 with 152K and several IBA rides on the clock
6 other previous bikes
nearly 3/4 million miles logged
now just commuting instead of touring