Walt Hoffmann

I was more concerned with how my side mirrors mounted. I didn't want to put holes in the body or windshield. I fould a good supply at: http://www.jpcycles.com/productgroup.aspx?GID=5bc2b432-3b09-4ce2-9c28-e2dba2a45bf9 In order to mount in one of the three screw holes holding the windshield, I made a mounting bolt with holes drilled in it to mount with a longer cap screw. see attached picture. I can mount it at any height and started in the top hole so all mirrors line up on the same plane. So far so good. I would also like a larger mirror. http://www.usa7s.com/aspnetforum/upload/498045316_Seven Mirror mounts.jpg http://www.usa7s.com/aspnetforum/upload/1456922639_Seven Mirrors installed.jpg

Thanks for the input. Two Texas 7 drivers have positive comments from their experience on both tires. The links and reviews on Grassroots were also helpful. It appears the Falkens might do best for my touring/ minor track day use. Driving a 7 is a choice we make for a specific seven-ish drive, and then we still have to compromise on what we use on it to make it our 'Seven'. Go figure... Enjoy what you drive with any rubber, as other unfortunates with conventional rides have no clue.

Anyone have experience with Hankook Z212 vs. Falken Azenis rt-615 in 195 60/14 size? I need street tires that can also do track days. My next step is four new rims and Toyo R-888 but want to put that off til next year.