I have Fenrir Mirrors on my 23 Tuono V4 and my Tuono 660. I also had them for a few years on my 18 SDR and so far they have held up really well. One of the biggest issues I have had with less expensive aluminum items in the past is faded anodizing. And so far these have held up very well. The glass is also very clear and has no color tint that I can see.
Hey, thanks for this! It isn't often that we can report the "long-haul" of installation and ownership of aftermarket accessories. Of course usually you have to wait a year or so to find out this vital information and ....then remember to report on it. So your input here is much appreciated and very important for people evaluating these "Fenrir" rear-view mirrors. Nice comment! Glad to know they hold up.
I had a 2018 1290 Super Duke a few years ago, and I put some Rizoma bar end mirrors on it. I had to remove the OEM weights to mount them, and it really affected the bike negatively at certain speeds (very surprising to me). I now have a 2019 Tuono Factory, but I have kept the OEM mirrors in fear of messing up the handling like it did on the Super Duke. The Fenrir mirrors seem to be a really nice OEM replacement and the weights in the bar end stay put. Definitely on my "need to check out" list. How well can you see behind you with the Fenrir Mirrors?
Okay, the absolute truth here is the rear vision is NOT as good as it is with the stock mirrors....one of the reasons the Fenrir look so good is that they are smaller......but you need to move around a bit to get a really good view behind you. No free lunch I guess. It does remind me though that a big twin MAY have more vibration issues than a V4? Don't know for sure but it you try bar ends on the Tuono let me know how they turn out.
I have Fenrir Mirrors on my 23 Tuono V4 and my Tuono 660. I also had them for a few years on my 18 SDR and so far they have held up really well. One of the biggest issues I have had with less expensive aluminum items in the past is faded anodizing. And so far these have held up very well. The glass is also very clear and has no color tint that I can see.
Hey, thanks for this! It isn't often that we can report the "long-haul" of installation and ownership of aftermarket accessories. Of course usually you have to wait a year or so to find out this vital information and ....then remember to report on it.
So your input here is much appreciated and very important for people evaluating these "Fenrir" rear-view mirrors. Nice comment! Glad to know they hold up.
first off, excellent video, these are the one's i am purchasing per your recommendation for my aprilia tuono 660..
Glad I could help, they do look better.
I had a 2018 1290 Super Duke a few years ago, and I put some Rizoma bar end mirrors on it. I had to remove the OEM weights to mount them, and it really affected the bike negatively at certain speeds (very surprising to me). I now have a 2019 Tuono Factory, but I have kept the OEM mirrors in fear of messing up the handling like it did on the Super Duke. The Fenrir mirrors seem to be a really nice OEM replacement and the weights in the bar end stay put. Definitely on my "need to check out" list. How well can you see behind you with the Fenrir Mirrors?
Okay, the absolute truth here is the rear vision is NOT as good as it is with the stock mirrors....one of the reasons the Fenrir look so good is that they are smaller......but you need to move around a bit to get a really good view behind you. No free lunch I guess.
It does remind me though that a big twin MAY have more vibration issues than a V4? Don't know for sure but it you try bar ends on the Tuono let me know how they turn out.