Oxford Mirrors - Mirror Oval Left
Enhance your motorcycle's style and safety with the Oxford Oval Left Mirror. Full description
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Mirror Oval Left description
- Oval-shaped mirror designed to fit most naked bikes
- E-marked for road use, ensuring safety and compliance with regulations
- M10 x 1.25 RH thread for easy installation and secure fit
- Mirror adapters available in a variety of sizes for customization
- High-quality and road-approved mirror for reliable performance
- Suitable as a replacement mirror for most naked bikes
- Available in left (OX572) and right (OX573) options
- Adds functionality and style to the bike's aesthetics
- From renowned brand Oxford, known for motorcycle clothing and accessories
- Elevates the biking experience with its practical and stylish design
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Mirror Oval Left has the following specifications:
| Specification | Details |
|---|---|
| Brand | Oxford |
| Accessory Type | Mirror |
| Shape | Oval |
| Compatibility | Most naked bikes |
| Certification | E-marked for road use |
| Thread Size | M10 x 1.25 RH |
| Installation | Easy to install |
| Fit | Secure fit |
| Customization | Mirror adapters available |
| Quality | High-quality, road-approved |
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