MIRRORS...or...NOT
#1
MIRRORS...or...NOT
I just wanna hear wat everyone has to say about the removal of the mirrors on a bike...ive seen alotta people remove their mirrors and put block off plates. i mean yeah it looks better but id rather have 'em on the bike so i can have a better visual behind me. but thats just me...
so wat do ya guys think?
so wat do ya guys think?
#2
RE: MIRRORS...or...NOT
Mirrors will save you *** if you use them. If not they are useless.
Removing the mirrors will give police another reason to stop you.
IMHO it's kinna "poserish" if you don't race. I pulled the stock mirrors and put Carbon Fiber Chicane mirrors on. 100x improvement in looks, won't get snapped in a lowside and I can still see stuff being me when I am changing lanes or at a stop. I still do a head check before I change lanes though.
Removing the mirrors will give police another reason to stop you.
IMHO it's kinna "poserish" if you don't race. I pulled the stock mirrors and put Carbon Fiber Chicane mirrors on. 100x improvement in looks, won't get snapped in a lowside and I can still see stuff being me when I am changing lanes or at a stop. I still do a head check before I change lanes though.
#3
RE: MIRRORS...or...NOT
I like the mirrors. I wouldn't want to be without that added visibility. A buddy of mine got a set of bicycle bar end mirrors and mounted them on the ends of his clipons. I've seen others do that to. Gets rid of the big rabbit ears but still gives good visibility (so he said).
Just my opinion.
Just my opinion.
#5
RE: MIRRORS...or...NOT
After being rearended on my first bike, I wouldn't pull the mirrors off. I always look to see how close someone is before making right turns. I rode a friends R1 that didn't have mirrors and it didn't make for a relaxing ride, felt like I needed to look over my shoulder every few seconds to make sure no one was too close.
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