I'm tempted to tell on you. Why you say?...why would I break the man code?
Because you put up a huge picture of your damaged mirror (2816x2112) and a little tiny one (150x112) of M.P. Catwoman.
Julian', get your priorities in order.
Fixed it. (2000x1319)
Thanks bru for your discretion in this sensitive topic and fixing the pic. Got carried away with Catwoman and forgot to shrink the pic of the mirror.
On a slightly more serious note , when I came out to bike after the drop and the ride,I noticed a small puddle of liquid under the left bottom fairing. Heart drops , think OMG have I cracked a casing or something. So take off the bars , 1/16 turn at a time as I can't buy a ratcheting ring spanner that size locally and my ratcheting socket drive with the 16 mm socket is too long . Take off the middle and lower fairing and find it is just the overflow from the radiator bottle. At the last service the oil breather and radiator overflow pipes were routed into the bottom fairing and not past it. The fluid then accumulated in the fairing and ran out when stopped.
Looking at the shape of the radiator bottle , if the bike drops to the right some of the fluid will run out of the overflow pipe. The level was down to the minimum so I topped it up.
Maybe worthwhile for any of you who have had the misfortune of a drop to check the radiator level as a precaution.
As I couldn't face the 1/16 turn at a time , went looking for an alternative. Bought a 16/17 double swivel socket spanner but that didn't allow enough rotation to the next flat . Also bought a $1.50 16 mm open and ring spanner and ground down the middle . This now allowed about an 1/8 th turn per time before it hit the fins and did not have to shift between fin openings to get to the next flat. Not as good as the ratchets but an improvement. Used the normal spanner to do the final tightening. See pic.