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[Bbennett]

I replaced the mirrors, now want to fill the resulting void (see photo) - hopefully with a black plastic round head

 

Thanks

[Guest ratchethack]

Not sure if you have NAPA Auto Parts in Seattle? Around this neck o' the woods, they stock a bewildering assortment of tiny plastic fasteners, plugs, etc., one (or many) of which might just fit the bill. I've got a bunch of 'em on my cars, and a few of 'em on my Guzzi.

[badmotogoozer]

When I bobbed the nasty ugly bit of rear fender that sticks down under the license plate, I discovered that the rubber bits in it needed only slight narrowing with a razor knife and they screwed nicely into the hole. Looks great and uses stock Guzzi bits...

 

Rj

[richard100t]

You may consider a short stainless allen head bolt instead. It may give a nicer more finished look to the bracket. I'm thinking about cutting a set to length, sanding the cut edge smooth so that the bolt actually fits flush inside the hole. I have to cut screws to length at work frequently so thats where I got the idea. I always have to sand the burr off the cut end for the screw to thread properly.

[todd haven]

Undo the bolts, flip the endcap over. Done.

[Martin Barrett]

On the Lemans because of the fairing mounted mirrors these are filled with a bung. On one of the few times I used my fast idle lever I managed to catch it with my gloved thumb and knocked it out. Just left it as is. The least of my cosmetic blemishes.

[Bbennett]

Todd -

 

Sweeeeet solution!

[DeBenGuzzi]

I can't believe you have the original grips! I got some new Geltype ones that are thicker gives my big mits something easier to grip and rip.

[docc]

Todd -

 

Sweeeeet solution! 

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That is the sano approach!

 

Run a zip-tie through your hand lever pins while you're at it. The stamped nuts underneath have a nasty habit of leaving.