Using a mirror

[Ursula745]

I actually mounted it to my helmet. I love it. I couldn't be without it.

[Velocivixen]

I have a LTD Mirrycle for Bontrager Isozone handlebars on my Trek and LOVE it! I knew I was in the market for a new bike and wouldn't necessarily want a handlebar mirror on my bike, so I bought the Take-A-Look mirror and am still practicing with it. I am right eye dominant, and with the helmet mirror on my left side I have to "look" with my left eye, which involves slightly squinting my right eye.
Anyway I feel naked without mirrors.

[surgtech1956]

Where online can I buy a chuck harris mirror? thank you

[surgtech1956]

Where online can I buy a chuck harris mirror? thank you

[OakLeaf]

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.

[KathiCville]

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.

[pinsonp2]

I this this mirror is the same as the Chuck Harris one:

http://hubbubcustom.com/store/prodde...sp?prod=helmir

P2

[Catrin]

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

[Sky King]

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 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!

[Geonz]

I've got a Chuck Harris mirror.... I'm hoping somebody else takes up the task and figures out how to do them...