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Honda Transalp 400 / 600 / 650 / XL750 Spare Parts and Accessories

Mirrors for the Honda Transalp, from the 600 of 1987 to the XL750, plus windscreen, crash bar, guards and touring accessories for the XL750. On the Transalp the mirrors screw into the handlebar and the thread changes with the generation: below, for each version, you will find the mirrors with their thread and a link to every product page. FAR has been designing mirrors and accessories since 1969.
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Before you choose. Left and right are as seen by the seated rider. The FAR mirrors for the Transalp 400, 600 and 650 have a single code for both sides; those for the XL750 are one per side. “Left-hand” means the thread screws in anticlockwise. Every product page has the compatibility table and the OEM code to compare; Search by Motorcycle shows the same products by year.

FAR guides: Mirror threads: M8, M10, right-hand and left-hand, how to use the OEM code and road-legal mirrors: what the law says.

XL750 Transalp (Transalp 750, 2023-2026)

Transalp 600 (1997-1999) and 650 (2000-2007)

  • Single-code L/R mirror, M10x1.25 thread: 1407 for the Transalp 600 1997-1999 and 650 2000-2007, OEM-equivalent (OEM 88210-KW4-600), homologated, sold individually.

Transalp 600 (1987-1996) and 400 (1992-1994)

  • Single-code L/R mirrors, M10x1.25 thread: 0341 or 0842, for the Transalp 600 1987-1996 and XL 400 V Transalp 1992-1994, homologated: they are two different mirrors, compare photo and OEM code on the product page.

Turn signals: there are no dedicated FAR indicators for the Transalp; the FAR turn signals are universal, with sizes and mounting stated on each product page.

Frequently asked questions

What thread do Honda Transalp mirrors have?

Transalp 400 1992-1994, 600 1987-1999 and 650 2000-2007: standard M10x1.25 on both sides. XL750 Transalp 2023-2026: M10x1.25 left-hand on both sides. Side as seen by the rider; data from the FAR motorcycle table.

Which mirrors fit the Transalp 750 (XL750)?

FAR mirrors 8215 (left) and 8216 (right), for the XL750 Transalp 2023-2026: they have the same M10x1.25 left-hand thread as the original mirrors, fit without modifications and are ECE homologated. The same mirrors also fit the Africa Twin 1100 2020-2025, X-ADV 750 2021-2026, ADV350 2022-2026 and NC750X 2021-2025: the full list is in the compatibility table on the product page.

Which mirrors fit the Transalp 600 and 650?

For the Transalp 600 1997-1999 and 650 2000-2007 the mirror 1407; for the Transalp 600 1987-1996 and XL 400 V Transalp 1992-1994 the mirrors 0341 or 0842. They all have a single code, valid on both the left and the right, with M10x1.25 thread, and are homologated.

Which windscreen for the Transalp 750 (XL750)?

The GP Kompozit windscreen, 53 cm high, in polycarbonate, smoked or clear, for the XL750 Transalp 2023-2025: it fits on the original mounts.

Which crash bar and guards for the Transalp 750?

For 2023-2025 the steel tubular crash bar, the black or grey radiator guard, the exhaust slider and two different rear fenders; for 2023-2024 also the headlight guard grille. The years of each part are in the compatibility table on the product page.

Are the Transalp mirrors sold in pairs?

8215 is the left one and 8216 the right one, as seen by the seated rider. 1407, 0341 and 0842 instead have a single code, valid on both the left and the right; for the 1407 the product page says it is sold individually. All the mirrors on this page are homologated for road use, as stated on the product page.