Fairing Mirrors
Road Master
Joined: Jun 2007
Posts: 958
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From: Birch Bay, WA
Mine came with the bike and I am completely satisfied. They shake less than handlebar mirrors and give adequate coverage. My head is on a swivel when I ride anyway, so I could actually kill the mirrors entirely and not miss much.
spiz
spiz
Intermediate
Joined: Jan 2009
Posts: 44
Likes: 1
From: Monterey Peninsula, CA
Functional Mirrors and look good
I like my fairing mounted mirrors Very little vibration during ride - some during stops but not a big problem.
It took me a couple tries to get set the way I wanted them. Field of view is great - I still look before I change lanes - A quick glance over the shoulder prevents accidents - any mirror will have a slight "blind" spot no matter waht unless they are 10' wide and 10" tall
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It took me a couple tries to get set the way I wanted them. Field of view is great - I still look before I change lanes - A quick glance over the shoulder prevents accidents - any mirror will have a slight "blind" spot no matter waht unless they are 10' wide and 10" tall
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