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Old 07-14-2008, 08:30 PM   #1 (permalink)
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Mirror Deletes

Hey guys, many of us speak of deleting mirrors, some of us do it, others remove both, like I will be. I thought this would be a god place to link mirror replacement options forthos looking to do this mod.

Personally I will live with the 5 panel mirror, which you can get at any golf cart supply store. However to appease "The Man" or incase there are any blind spots I was thinking of mounting these in the plastic trim pieces that mount behind my current mirror on the inside of the car ..

They are available for $19.95 from WesternBikeworks - Discount Road Bicycle Accessories and Components

So post up your alternatives and make this a nice post for this resource.

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trikkonceptz -

(good idea)

I got this bicycle handlebar mirror from REI :

Blackburn Multi Mirror


And mounted it like so :



But, I have noticed that one of the exterior bolts on the mirror is rusting badly. It also "wiggles" at freeway speeds. Not much, but it could be annoying. If I were to do it again, I think I would go for a snowmobile side-view mirror (snow implies no rust to me) :

Arctic Cat Snowmobile Mirrors

Rugged - Durable - Holds adjustment. - Lens - Flat 3.5 x 6.25 - Solid Black


ARCTIC CAT WING MIRROR - 2.5" x 4" convex acrylic safety lens (I think this would be my favorite candidate)


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Also, as others have said, I think you could "adapt" auxiliary safety mirrors :

Convex Safety Mirrors

This one looks very promising as a flush "by itself" mirror :

Auxilary Wide-Angle Side-View Mirror (Medium)



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