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Okay let's see if I can help. Kuryakyn has some mirrors that are incorporated into windshield trim. You could adjust them for her and they don't look bad at all either.
You have to admit that it does sound kind of funny. If you are serious, the best advise would probably be to look at helmet mirrors for a bicycle helmet.
I hit the road this morning....set the cruise control at 65mph dropped the passenger footboards and slid back onto the pillion. The mirrors needed a minor adjustment up, then I could see behind me just fine. I rode about 15 miles like that, till I came to some sweepers and damn near fell off leaning that far out trying to steer through them...
So I guess your Idea about a his and hers set of mirrors will work just fine.
I P.M. This guy and said we were just funnin and not to take some of us so serious but i havent heard back from him.Damn at least he got 3 posts in....il take em. :-)
With 3 posts under his belt, he might just be movin' on to one of those other, less intimidating Forums. I think the Gold Wing Forum has a Section dedicated to "Mirrors for the Passengers, Unlimited Options"..... LoL
I should have known better than to ask this bunch. I won't happen again.
We are having fun with the other posters. Don't think this is directed to you.
We are all looking at the posts, both good ideas, and those that are . . . well a bit off center. Any questions will most likely get the same ratio of responses.
Jon
Way up here in the frozen tundra, we use an elastic strap/wrist mounted mirror for snowmobiling. It slips on our wrist with the mirror (2" round) on top, and a simple arm up or out gives you a nice rear view. Anyplace that sells snowmobile accessories has them for $6.00
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