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    Protecting rear view mirror in bikes

    Hi all,

    I am just getting frustrated of bike rear view mirror being hit by people who try to cut in narrow gaps..

    Can u help if there is some mirrors which panels are strong enough or we need to move the bike to the most left possible?

    Do we have any other ways to protect..
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    Re: Protecting rear view mirror in bikes

    GBD Approved

    Fix metal spikes or barbed wire on the outside surface of the mirror
    Biking is not about what you have between your legs, its all about how well you use it!!!!!!!

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      Re: Protecting rear view mirror in bikes

      I need to try once i get my new FZ25 in hand

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        Re: Protecting rear view mirror in bikes

        Originally posted by vsbharani View Post
        I need to try once i get my new FZ25 in hand
        That motorcycle has handlebar mirrors right? In that case you wont have issues in traffic. The mirrors will extend only upto the edges of your handlebar. If you ride properly and carefully, nothing will hit or touch the mirrors. If you are parking the motorcycle in a busy area, thats a completely different story. In that case you will have to worry about other important things than the mirrors..
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          Re: Protecting rear view mirror in bikes

          Originally posted by MotoBlizzard View Post
          If you ride properly and carefully, nothing will hit or touch the mirrors.
          I guess the question here is about how others are bugging him by trying to squeeze through gaps which dont even exist. Though you ride properly or not, you life depends on how others ride as well (Its altogether OT though )
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            Re: Protecting rear view mirror in bikes

            Originally posted by TheArcher84 View Post
            I guess the question here is about how others are bugging him by trying to squeeze through gaps which dont even exist. Though you ride properly or not, you life depends on how others ride as well (Its altogether OT though )
            Well thats correct as well. I do sometimes have to TILT my bike to prevent TOUCHY situations.
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              Re: Protecting rear view mirror in bikes

              I use my long legs as outriggers Don't allow anyone anywhere close to me or my bike
              Biking is not about what you have between your legs, its all about how well you use it!!!!!!!

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