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walfish

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MR-iFBeN_v8&feature=related

Hi Guys, this could be an answer. It looks the Biz.

    

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I'd be up for one when they're one the market. Looks like a good invention.


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walfish

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It's an old concept adapted to suit bikes, I'm not entirely sure that he has positioned it correctly, it may be better on the windsheild, in line with your eyes.

    

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I agree. It is a bit unnatural to glance down to check for traffic; I'd prefer something that is more at eye height. I use small stick-on curved mirrors on my regular mirrors to get a snap-shot of the traffic immediately around me. This helps for planning a lane change but is not a substitute for a shoulder check.


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