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Mirrors from Rocky Mountain ATV/MC
Great handlebar mounted mirrors for safety and dual sport applications.
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MSR Right Hand Dual Sport Mirror
SHAWN in AZ
Inexpensive and gets you legal
The Mirror is too small and shakes too much to be useful as is. I added a Convex spot mirror over the entire face of the mirror which took care of not being able to see because of vibration. On the plus side, the bar-clamp uses nuts and bolts vs the other mirror that is similar which uses screws that thread into the plastic of the clamp. I also like that I can swing the mirror over 180° to the center of the bars to keep it from kitting my hands in the rough stuff.
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Tusk Right Hand Dual Sport Mirror
JAMES in CO
Gets you by
This mirror will get you through the inspection but other than that it is close to useless. Vibrates at any speed.
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Acerbis Left Hand Rear View Mirror
TOM in MT
Perfect
I bought this to be legal, nothing more, and i know from personal experience that it works great! On my WR450...ride the roads, pop it out, off road, folds in front of bars...works for me.
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Eagle Mfg. Choke & Mirror Mount Relocation Bracket
Seth in TX
Well made part
Every KLR650 needs this part!
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Tusk Left Hand Dual Sport Mirror
Chad in AZ
Mirror
Bought two of these for wifes bike and mine, works good enough to be street legal. When the trail hits the pavement and picks up some miles down the road, like in Colorado. It's nice not to worry about the police pulling you over. Keep in mind I don't use this for anything else but to be legal.
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BERT in AB
buyers beware
These mirrors are designed to pass the police test but do not expect to use them for real. Once mounted on the handlebar, the mirrors are too short and cannot extend enough to see behind you. And yes, this occurs even if you mount them against the throttle and clutch. The plastic ball is held by tiny cheap screws. Pressure of the screws determine if they stay in place or can be moved at all. The mirrors vibrate enough that a single car behind you may look like a traffic jam all by itself! Biggest quality: tucks away nicely.
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