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Mine was spot welded. Had to drill it out. I inserted a pipe into the baffle and pushed left, right, up and down to kind of work it looser (you'll see it slow shift its way out then whacked it out from the backside. (Had the can off the bike) The baffle has sort of a curved angle into the can...

He's using the OE CBR650R clip one. Check out my bike, I used them for a while as well

I've gone through 5 sets of mirrors including OEs since I've picked up the bike. Settled on the Rizoma Dynamic mirrors since I got a bunch of Rizoma bits on the bike. In my opinion... 1. If you want LOOKS, bar end mirrors make the bike look hot! But you can't see shit... This bike vibrates...

If you get a clamp style to clamp over the Honda OEM bar ends you'd most likely still have that spinning issue at high speeds. If you're wanting to clamp on the bar, you'll have to move the controls inwards meaning you'll need to re-drill guide holes and remove the guide tabs on the controls...

This is correct. You don't need the bar end from Sato when mounting a bar end mirrors style that is an inner bar mount style vs an outter clamp on style. Just make sure you use the bolt that is the same size and thread pitch for the Sato inner weight and that the head of the bolt is large enough...

Ask akra and you'll get the answer. The 11 is not made to meet ec and ece regulations and doesn't have the space to fit the cat. The 12, 13 & 14 are made to be ec and ece compliant which needs the cat and is to be bought separately. I have the 11 and the cat is not compatible with this unit.

See post #6 https://650f.bike/threads/akrapovic-exhaust-model-advise.672/ It only first the 12 and 13 variations. The 11 is the "race" model which wasn't designed to fit the cat.

The cat doesn't work with the S-H6R11-AFT system unfortunately

https://kiwavmotors.com/en/parts/controls/mirrors/road-naked/classic-mx-mirrors-detail These look similar

I've gone and tried several of theses methods 1. Bar end mirrors with Honda adapter. Not a fan of it as the mirrors will spin and move out of place. The inner weights will rotate causing your mirrors to move. 2. I've also used the Sato weights which worked great but can be difficult to find. I...