Mirror Bracket for auxiliary lights

[jalingo]

Hi La Family !

Im having tough times finding a mirror bracket for installing my auxiliary lights 

I just got a pair of Denali D7 and no way to find a bracket to put under the mirror 

can somebody guide me on this 

thank you La family 

 

[Wistrick]

I have some...PM me for details

 

[Cyclepath]

For my Gen3, I'm just using a set of home-brew custom metal plates I'm cutting / forming / painting out of ~ 0.125" aluminum sheet, combined with s pair of those SW-Motech mirror extender blocks.

I've done a number of other custom metalwork farkles (old Gen1, and this newer Gen3) over the years with just a solid vise, hacksaw, decent files, and some careful prototyping. In the end, my real cost for the metal plates alone will be about $10 US (small amount of aluminum plate + primer +paint).

Good luck in your own quest.

 

[jblanken64]

I use the SW Motech mirror extenders to get a little more width on my mirror view. On order to mount the lights, I cut a couple of blocks from a jewelers rubber block (really stout rubber, maybe 1 inch thick) to use as vibration damping for the LR4 LED aux light that I have. I drilled a hole through the mirror extenders and the rubber blocks, and bolted the lights in that manner, hanging below the mirrors. It's been that way for a few years now with no issues at all and probably the cheapest and easiest way to mount them, IMO. Hopefully the images come through.

 

[Canadian FJR]

Neat idea, haven’t seen this one before.

Canadian FJR