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A lot of "bolt-type" mirrors on ebay appeared as OEM.
What is the true between "buttoning up" and "bolt" type
mirrors?
Anyway on my 750 paso the "bolt" type from FAR maker
need hard modification until to installed.

the original Paso mirrors were the snap-on type. The other cheaper looking plastic bolt on mirrors were originally for the Cagiva Freccia 125cc. These are produced by FAR, Italy.
As the original mirrors went out of production many years ago Ducati meanwhile sells the Freccia mirrors as original Paso spare part. Ducati is selling the mirrors for a "Ducati price" while you can buy them for 35-45 Euros if you look anywhere else.

G.

The difference is this

So we can resume that:
Only "snap" type mirrors installed from Ducati on Paso,
irregardless if later "bolt" type from Freccia,Far e.t.c. were sold as OEM.
The biggest problem (except installation) there is no adjustment for these
mirrors......
Thanks.

No, they can be adjusted.
So that you can decide if see your ankles or your elbows .
Ciao

persempre907 wrote:No, they can be adjusted.
So that you can decide if see your ankles or your elbows .
Ciao

I prefer to look at my knees. I think I have sexy knees.

Desmo_Demon wrote:I prefer to look at my knees. I think I have sexy knees.

Please provide a picture as proof! Be prepared for excessive ridicule tho :-)

The fit is the only issue I have with the FAR mirrors. It took quote a bit of fiddling and enlarging the mounting holes to get a sweet fit. Not as perfect as a factory mirror but as good as it's gonna get.

The originals are best just had small crash they were like crash bungs cos smash on impact soack up impact minimal damage to bike! only lost cooler panel paintwork damaged on main panel i believe the bolt ons would rip fuck out of yor panels altogethr!