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I had mirrors with the blinker in the stem, don't know what brand they were, they came with the bike. They are just a hair larger than a silver dollar and objects weren't "closer than they appear", and I couldn't see crap out of them, always had to move my head to see enough.
Between being blind to the rear and people in front flipping me off because they didn't see my blinker I went back to stock mirrors and blinkers.
I must have tried at least 5 or 6 different brands. But they all vibrated and couldn't
see ch-t out of them. I put my stock ones back on and now at least I could see whats coming up on me......
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