Mirrors
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Mirrors
I don't want to start a Flame War but I need a good handle bar type of mirror that can out live the rough roads in my area. All the Chip and Gravel roads do a number on most mirrors that I have bought over the years. Right now, I do good if I get two years out of a mirror before it starts to fall apart. Does anyone have any ideas of what mirror can stand up to the beating it gets on the rough road I must travel?
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From: 6367 km away from the center of the Earth
"Take a look" mirror that go on sunglasses will solve your problem. Humans naturally stabilize images a little bit like chicken. So the impact of the rough road is reduced when your mirror is on your head vs your handle bar
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From: Hammonton, NJ
Bikes: Dawes Lightning sport, Trek 1220, Trek 7100
I actually feel naked without my helmet mirror...
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From: Cedar Rapids, IA
Bikes: 1997 Rivendell Road Standard 650b conversion (tourer), 1988 Schwinn Project KOM-10 (gravel/tour), 2013 Foundry Auger disc (CX/gravel), 2016 Cannondale Fat CAAD 2 (MTB/winter), 2011 Cannondale Flash 29er Lefty (trail MTB)
D+D Oberlauda "ultralight german mirror". Mounts to any handlebar shape, or even a fork, rack, or frame tube.
$26 from Riv
$27 from Amazon.
Quality, wide view, stays where you adjust it.
$26 from Riv
$27 from Amazon.
Quality, wide view, stays where you adjust it.






