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Old 01-13-11 | 06:15 AM
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Originally Posted by seeker333
I've also had bike-mounted mirrors by Blackburn, Cateye, maybe more. I've had a lot of mirrors.

IMO, all these mirrors get in the way (except for the OP's referenced Mirrycle which attaches to STI lever unobtrusively - wish they made a campy version). I started using helmet mirrors for this reason years ago. Been using the Cycleaware Reflex for nearly a decade now, works pretty good
Me too, I think I've tried nearly all mirrors available. I have tried helmet mirrors but haven't got on with any of them.

Originally Posted by seeker333
I once fashioned a mirror mount from aluminum which attached to fork crown and positioned mirror in front of and below handlebar on the left side. This gave me a decent rearward view without getting in the way of a hand location. Unfortunately it shook a little, and one day simply fell apart near the mount from fatigue.
I made a mount to support a rechargeable battery from aluminium, that died from fatigue as well, a long way from home and just as it was getting dark (the battery was for the lights).

Makes you wonder if aluminium is really a suitable material for frames...
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