after market mirrors

I thought of one of these........but at the moment too many mixed reviews. Might try one at the next bike show


http://www.reevu.com/

[Rich]

Originally Posted by svJvJ

I thought of one of these........but at the moment too many mixed reviews. Might try one at the next bike show


http://www.reevu.com/

Wow that looks cool,,would have to try it out first though to see what it was like. Could get abit distracting if there was something happening behind you!!

Originally Posted by 1RichSV650

Wow that looks cool,,would have to try it out first though to see what it was like. Could get abit distracting if there was something happening behind you!!

Aparantly it works very well with a more upright riding position

that seams cool to me i wonder how good it works in the real world

[northwind]

Originally Posted by Heed

I have these on the Ducati. My elbows never get in the way!

Yup, but they do make the bike a fair bit wider. I rode with bar end mirrors for a while and I was always whacking them off things... I used cheap plastic mountain bike ones, which was fine, but more solid ones would have been a problem. I know a lot of people say it's not an issue, but if so then they're just not going through narrow gaps, or perhaps they have very wide exhausts or luggage.

So, enter:

http://www.motostrano-store.com/bilbarendmir.html

The CRG lanesplitter- whole thing is hinged, much like a curvy model mirror, so it can be popped in and out. Genius. Incredibly expensive, but still genius.

i hat bar end mirrors i just don't like the way they look or how they are usually way to small

[northwind]

Those ones are 3", which is a fair size... But I prefer big sticky out mirrors like the carbed bike has, myself, especially when properly hinged. It's a good fix for people with visability problems though.