Specifically, this mirror!
10-20-13, 04:01 PM
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Never seen those before.
If I'm reading that right,the mirrors are 28mm across? That's pretty tiny. Esp that far away at the ends of your bars. I can't see them being that useful.
If I'm reading that right,the mirrors are 28mm across? That's pretty tiny. Esp that far away at the ends of your bars. I can't see them being that useful.
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10-20-13, 08:42 PM
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quite frankly, I don't like bike mirrors, I am a firm believer in turning my head. most threats are NOT directly behind you.
10-21-13, 08:23 AM
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The 28mm lens should be enough to spot the 1 or 2 vehicles I usually encounter on the 25-50 miles gravel routes. And now that arthritis has set into my entire neck and upper back, a mirror will just add more enjoyment to my ride by providing peace of mind.
10-21-13, 09:46 AM
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Never seen those before. Could be better than nothing if you can see anything thru them.
Have you considered Mountain Myrricle? They are awesome mirrors. There are many different models/mounting available.
Like you, mirrors are indispensable to my riding and enjoyment.
Have you considered Mountain Myrricle? They are awesome mirrors. There are many different models/mounting available.
Like you, mirrors are indispensable to my riding and enjoyment.
10-21-13, 12:03 PM
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Thanks for help and suggestions. I had a similar larger mirror to that one and it vibrated and fell apart on the gravel roads after about 6 months.
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