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Old 07-11-14 | 11:14 AM
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mstraus
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Originally Posted by peskypesky
so true. NYC riding gets you very comfortable with proximity to motor vehicles. Happily, there are more and more protected bike lanes. Hope the trend continues.

I just ordered a mirror to help me survive. One of these:
I don't ride in NYC . I am generally fine with traffic as it exists where I am, but its mostly moderate traffic roads that are used to bikes, or roads with good bike lanes. I would not like the more crazy roads or riding in NYC from the way people describe it. I occasionally go on some of the busier roads at rush hour in SF that don't have a dedicated bike lane, but usually on one of those bike share bikes on days that I bus in SF. Traffic is usually in a traffic jam and I am working my way through it. My normal commute is a largely a mix of roads with bike lanes, bike friendly roads, and paths.


Originally Posted by PaulRivers
Wow...ok, now, that looks like it's actually a mirror!

Wonder if it works as well on a bike? Looks like the demo video is on a standing elliptical bike.
I have to agree with PaulRivers, that looks like a mirror worth using, not a small little thing. I see some other videos posted here so will have to look it up. I feel like drop bars make it a bit more challenging to get a well positioned mirror, but I will evaluate some options for that or helmet/glasses mount.
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