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Nice mirrors. Functional and very nice looking. But they do take some getting used to. I found them to be a little distracting at first. Once you settle into them, they're really nice mirrors.
I've had these on several bikes, one thing I really liked about them is if you ride with others such as your lady behind you, you can see the rider behind you VERY well in both mirrors.
It's refreshing to see a rational rider asking a practical question. Sure, I like style but for me mirrors are an important safety item. Whenever I see a bike with small, narrow, Bling mirrors I shake my head.
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