Thank you so much. I know it sounds strange but I didn't even think about that.

They are in the back saddle bag. LOL

Sorry for not getting back with you sooner. Its been hectic times. I couldn't find the exact bag but this is almost identical. Thanks for watching my video Erik. www.amazon.com/dp/B07FZKDSS5/ref=cm_sw_em_r_mt_dp_71KA5Q284TAVXDYAEY59?_encoding=UTF8&psc=1

Description of extender bar www.amazon.com/dp/B06XHGZS1P/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_apa_i_eDyLFbA6FC75J?_encoding=UTF8&psc=1

Hi Peyton, I don't know if you could see it very good in the video but my mirror is on The left side of my handlebar right next to the on/off and up and down buttons for the display. It looks like on my bike you could most likely put the mirror on the right hand side of the display screen on the handlebars. I could probably do that with my bike. I could probably put a second mirror on the right hand side even with my bell. It looks like you could put a second mirror on the right hand side right between the gear shifter and the display but closer to the display. Closer to the right hand side of the display on the handlebars. I'm not very good at explaining things but I hope this helps and thanks for watching my video.

@@simplelifeadventureswithwi8943 Hey William, that's super helpful. And really appreciate that fast response. Thank man.

The weight of the bar itself is negligible but the weight of the headlight is more pronounced. I believe it is made out of aluminum. The extender bar itself doesn't weigh much of anything in fact it feels like about the weight of a plastic cylinder. Hope that helps a little bit.

I sure do Mike Public. I absolutely love this mirror. amzn.to/2BC9Qof

I am sorry answering so late. I am in Illinois and I was told that they are illegal. I have only been riding in camgrounds at night with the light on and have not gotten in trouble yet, but that doesn't make them legal. If anyone can verify please comment.