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I read a lot about mirrors. Didnt want the cheap versions since the glass isnt good and not curved and not very adjustable. They can also be dangerous since they can make the throttle stick. It seems that bar end mirrors take a bit to get used to but provide the most information. They can see directly behind you. Wider angle with curved mirrors. Less distracting than having the stock mirrors always in your face. Feel safer and bike looks nicer.
They dont have any issues in the triple digits and folds in if you hit it on anything.
Installation.
-I wanted to use the same bar ends since the weight provides vibration control
-i found a bicycle handlebar i wasnt using and cut a ring to extend the bar where the mirror would clamp onto.
-visibility is excellent!
They dont have any issues in the triple digits and folds in if you hit it on anything.
Installation.
-I wanted to use the same bar ends since the weight provides vibration control
-i found a bicycle handlebar i wasnt using and cut a ring to extend the bar where the mirror would clamp onto.
-visibility is excellent!
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