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Thanks for the advice everyone. I ended up getting the Mirrycle Mirror that Ken recommended.
But I made the big mistake of not tightening down the bolts all the way so I would be able to swing the mirror out of the way when loading and unloading my bike. I ended up constantly adjusting the mirror as the bumpy road knocked it out of position.
I like the fact that you can swing the mirror out of the way, so in the future I will keep the supplied Allen wrench in my bike bag so I can fix the mirror in position for my ride but still being able to move it when loading/unloading.

1/5/144:54 AM

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