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Originally Posted by Paul Barnard
As much as I have read about the usefulness of mirrors, I keep telling myself I am going to get one. I just never have gotten around to it. That will end up being one of the ways A&S has changed my behavior.
I tell you what, I get so used to using my mirror that once I was walking my kids to the park, and before crossing the street I looked up and to the left to see if there was anyone behind us. Took me half a second to remember that we were on foot and I didn't have my helmet with mirror on.

But a mirror is something I had to have. I have a hard time hearing vehicles coming up behind me, so a mirror is a must. Plus it's a lot easier to move my eyes up than turn my head completely around to see if anyone's behind me before making a left turn. Once you get used to using a mirror you'll feel lost without one.
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