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209.000 ₫
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The Kewig H3L mirror-stem bracket slips onto the existing mirror bolt, with no drilling and no thread to measure, and gives you a 22 mm tube with four threaded holes for accessories. Add an R7 or R8C for a ball joint. Price 209,000 VND.
The new mounting spot
The handlebar on the commuter bike is full of lights, chargers and holders. Both mirror stems are still free. The plain 10 mm hole slips onto the existing mirror bolt, and with no thread there is nothing to measure. The other end is a 22 mm tube for accessories. The bracket holds no device by itself, so it needs an adapter or a clamp.
What goes on next
For a ball joint, the bracket takes an adapter. BigBike has test-fitted the bracket on the shop bike with an R7 in the 6 mm hole and an R8C in the 8 mm hole. A J1S or J2S arm then reaches a phone holder or a camera mount with a 1-inch ball. A Kewig C2U2 clamp grips the tube itself.
A mirror stem sitting low against the headlight fairing needs a Kewig riser bolt as well.
Installation
Before fitting it, pick the side that is least in the way when you park. Have the mirror-stem bracket ready along with the adapter or clamp for whatever goes on it.
Remove the mirror bolt → Slip it through the plain hole → Refit the mirror → Tighten the mirror bolt → Shake the bracket.
The bracket goes on with no drilling and no cutting, and the mirror refits as before.
Aluminium alloy body, 101 g.
Two ways to build on it: fit an adapter or clamp onto the tube.
The mounting point sits by the mirror, leaving the handlebar for something else.
Slip the bracket on and refit the mirror, with no drilling or cutting.
The bracket holds no device on its own; it needs an adapter or a clamp.
A bike with no mirror bolt cannot take it.
Sold as one piece. Both mirrors take two.
BigBike makes no promise about load capacity.
| The mirror stem and what you need | Does the H3L fit |
|---|---|
| A bike with a mirror bolt, wanting another mounting spot | Yes. Test-fitted by BigBike on the shop bike. A plain hole, so no thread to measure |
| A low mirror stem against the headlight fairing, where the arm catches | Yes, but a Kewig mirror riser bolt is needed to lift the mounting point |
| Wanting a 1-inch ball for a phone holder or a camera mount | Yes. Add a Kewig R7 in a 6 mm hole or a Kewig R8C in an 8 mm hole |
| Wanting to clamp onto the tube | Yes. The 22 mm tube takes a tube clamp, such as the Kewig C2U2 |
| A sportbike with the mirror bolted to the fairing, no mirror bolt to use | NO. There is nothing to slip it onto. See the Kewig C9P claw clamp |
| Wanting a crossbar across the front for several items | Not the H3L. See the Kewig HB3-H or HB5 crossbar |
| Not sure what the mirror stem looks like | Send BigBike a photo of both mirror stems |
A bike with a mirror bolt can take it, with no thread to measure. Not sure? Send BigBike a photo.
| Type | Mirror-stem expansion bracket, CNC-machined aluminium alloy, black |
|---|---|
| Foot on the bike | A plain 10 mm hole, NO thread, slipped onto the existing mirror bolt. No drilling, no cutting |
| Tube | A round tube, 22 mm across and 9 cm long, with four threaded holes |
| The four threaded holes | From the foot outwards: M6, M8, M6, M8 |
| What goes in the four holes | A Kewig R7 adapter in an M6 hole, a Kewig R8C in an M8 hole, for a 1-inch ball |
| What goes on the tube | A 22 mm tube clamp, such as the Kewig C2U2 |
| Material | Aluminium alloy |
| Weight | 101 g |
| Test-fitted by BigBike | On the shop bike, with R7 and R8C adapters in the four holes |
| Sold as | One piece. Both mirrors take two |
| Warranty | 12 months |
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