JMP Left Black Mirror - 713.09.28
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The JMP Left Black Mirror is designed for motorcycle riders seeking a blend of aesthetic refinement and functional safety. This fairing-mounted mirror provides an expansive, clear rear view, making it an ideal upgrade for those looking to replace damaged stock mirrors or enhance their bike's sporty profile with a consistent, aerodynamic look. While it offers superior visibility and style, users should note that as a vehicle-specific component, precise alignment and compatibility with your motorcycle’s fairing mounting points must be verified prior to installation.
All features
| Model Part Number | 713.09.28 |
|---|---|
| Brand | JMP |
Extended Product Information
FAQs
Is this mirror compatible with all motorcycle models?
No, this is a specific fairing-mounted component. Please verify your mounting bolt pattern and spacing against the product dimensions before purchasing.
Can I install this on the right side?
No, the JMP 713.09.28 is specifically engineered for the left side of the motorcycle to ensure correct glass curvature and housing angle.
Does the mirror come with mounting hardware?
Generally, it is recommended to reuse your existing fairing mounting hardware, though high-strength steel bolts are recommended for security.
How do I maintain the finish?
Use mild soap and water to keep the housing clean. Avoid harsh chemicals or petroleum-based degreasers that can fade the matte black finish.
Is the mirror glass anti-glare?
The mirror is designed for standard high-visibility road use; it provides a sharp, clear reflection in most daylight conditions.
Troubleshooting
Mirror housing vibrates excessively at speed
Check that the mounting bolts are tightened to the manufacturer's torque specifications and confirm the fairing plastic is not cracked at the mounting point.
Visibility is blocked by elbow or arm
Verify the orientation of the mounting bracket; some fairing mounts allow for slight rotation before final tightening to better clear the rider's profile.
Image appears blurry or double
Ensure the mirror glass is seated firmly in the housing and no moisture has entered the unit due to a damaged seal.
Pros and Cons
Pros
- Improved rearward visibility compared to standard circular mirrors
- Sporty, low-profile design improves overall bike aesthetics
- High-quality, vibration-resistant build
- Seamless fitment for designated fairing-mount applications
Cons
- Requires specific fairing mounting holes
- Fixed position may limit manual adjustment range compared to stalk mirrors
- Only compatible with the left-side orientation
Setup, Compatibility & Care
Installation requires access to the underside of the fairing or the inner dash panel, depending on your motorcycle's specific design. Always use a thread-locking compound on the mounting bolts to ensure they do not loosen due to road vibration. To clean the mirror, use a soft microfiber cloth and a dedicated glass cleaner; avoid abrasive pads that may scratch the specialized coating. Before finalizing installation, test the full range of motion to ensure the mirror does not make contact with the windshield or handlebar controls at full steering lock.