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My left mirrors is broken,how many mm for the mirror screws?I want to buy the cnc mirrors the change but i dont know how many mm for the screw,and which mirror screw is clockwise,which is counter-clockwise,thx all fds a lot ^V^

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which mirror screw is clockwise,which is counter-clockwise？ my mirror is lost now so i can,t test

Any mirror designed for the PCX should have the proper threading; And I would happily check on my own for you, but with a broken collarbone I'm afraid I can't break my own mirrors loose to check.

Suggest you buy a shop manual with all the specifics you've been looking for. It might prove worthwhile.

anybody know>﹏<because in hong kong a few motorcycles shop,and i ask there is no mirror only for pcx mirror,just tell then how many mm and which direction for the screw,thx for your answer,hope you will soon recover my friend

anybody can help me>﹏<

kenedly wrote:My left mirrors is broken,how many mm for the mirror screws?I want to buy the cnc mirrors the change but i dont know how many mm for the screw,and which mirror screw is clockwise,which is counter-clockwise,thx all fds a lot ^V^

Why not take one of them off and measure it?

It's 10mm for the PCX.

The thread on the mirrors is left hand(lord knows why). They use a "gender-changer" adapter to thread it to the handgrip casting, which is right-hand thread. I put different mirrors on that are right-hand thread and left the adapters off, threading them directly into the handgrip castings. I had to get a pair of right-hand threaded nuts for mounting adjustment locking-down. Better?

Concerning later model PCX;
Confirm 10 mil bolts, I don't think you will see any lefty threads on 2015/16's rear view mirror mounts. Don't know about early 2014's but apparently the 13's were left and right hand threads

Personally, I say go for bar end mirrors so you can see more than your shoulders.

honkerman wrote:Personally, I say go for bar end mirrors so you can see more than your shoulders.

But hit cars when filtering and the view is lower.

Filtering isn't legal here sadly nor anywhere else in the states with the sole exception of California, so this doesn't apply to my own situation. I suppose in places such a thing is legal, bar end mirrors would require heightened awareness on the rider's part.