He's so old school he doesn't even do web sales. If you go to outdoor-pursuits.org and download the February newsletter, there's an ad on page 5 with ordering info. I'm on my phone right now or I'd copy the info here. :o
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He's so old school he doesn't even do web sales. If you go to outdoor-pursuits.org and download the February newsletter, there's an ad on page 5 with ordering info. I'm on my phone right now or I'd copy the info here. :o
It sounds like you've already decided which mirror to buy, but if you're still considering options, take a look at this one, the Cycle Star bar end mirror:
http://www.calhouncycle.com/productc...idproduct=1845
(There's also a handlebar mounted version)
I started out with the mirror that you were originally thinking about buying. It was fine (I moved it to my commuter bike), but I found it vibrated too much to be really useful. I switched to the Cycle Star mirror about two years ago and LOVE it. Even when I'm riding over a rough road surface it doesn't shake much. I couldn't imagine riding without it now.
I this this mirror is the same as the Chuck Harris one:
http://hubbubcustom.com/store/prodde...sp?prod=helmir
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I love my Mirrcycle mirror, and it comes for both flat/riser bars and some road bars. They do have different mirrors in both categories.
I find this mirror to be very stable, doesn't vibrate, and hard to break :o :)
A friend gave me a D&D Ultralight mirror to try with one of my road bikes and it has worked out great. I have limited peripheral vision in my left eye (lazy eye), which makes it hard for me to see to the left or in back without turning my whole head. Often I'd look several times before I felt secure that there wasn't anything behind me.
This mirror has been just the ticket for me; I'm more relaxed-it's so much easier to just check the mirror for activity. I bought a second mirror for my other drop bar bike so I don't have to switch them back and forth. Since I don't ride in the drops, it's not in the way.
I use a bar-end mirror on my Coda Sport, which has also worked out well for that set-up.
I am going to start with the ultra mirror as we have them in stock at Bike Touring News but I will also look at the Cycle Star. I use bar end shifters so would have to have the handlebar mounted version. I think I saw one today on someone's bike, he said he liked it. I have been procrastinating and practicing my looking without drifting but will put one on this week!Quote:
Originally Posted by KathiCville
I've got a Chuck Harris mirror.... I'm hoping somebody else takes up the task and figures out how to do them...