Reply to "rearview mirrors"

kenhardwickMember

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Originally posted by Bob Thurston:
I like that, Ken. Question, about these or other handlebar-end mirrors, do they have a toggle such that if they're hit they will swing back undamaged like on a car?

Yes on some of the sections and depending on degree that each section is tightened.
Also, they can be swung out of the way as you are riding. For loading and unload my bike out of my car, I swing the mirror in toward the bike so I don't damage the mirror and also to reduce the overall width and/or height. Also, these are truly glass mirrors and break but you can buy just the mirror section. Not a bad ideal to just keep one in your measurement kit.
Here are a couple of video on the bar end style mirrors. The Evo mirrors are same but with addition sections and different mounting option.
YouTube Video 1
YouTube Video 2

12/20/132:18 AM

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