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  1. #1
    Join Date
    Sep 2006
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    MS
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    I have friends who swear by the one's that attach to your sunglasses.
    "Only those who dare to fail greatly can ever achieve greatly" (Robert F. Kennedy)

  2. #2
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    Nov 2005
    Location
    Between the Blue Ridge and the Chesapeake Bay
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    Quote Originally Posted by jusdooit View Post
    I have friends who swear by the one's that attach to your sunglasses.
    Those aren't an option for me. My bar ends are one-piece, it appears. Still looking. Maybe I just need a new bike...

  3. #3
    Join Date
    Apr 2010
    Location
    Erin, Ontario
    Posts
    188
    I just ordered a "Bike-Eye" mirror from Britain. I will let you know what I think after it arrives. Supposedly I have to sign for it when it is shipped which I don't like since we both work. But hopefully it will come while my son is home! It is a little pricey at $35. But then again what is my safety worth. Helmet and glass mounted don't work for me because I need glasses for near things. I have bar end shifters and so that doesn't work, And I couldn't locate a source for the "Ultra-Lite" here in Canada either. So I decided to try the Bike-Eye.
    Lucy 2012 Surly Cross Check
    Sally 2009 Specialized Dolce Elite
    Peppermint Patty 2009 Trek 4500 WSD
    Marcie 2008 Giant Sedona
    Violet 1994 Norco Kokanee

  4. #4
    Join Date
    Apr 2010
    Location
    Erin, Ontario
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    188
    Well my "Bike-Eye" arrived (by mail so no signature required), and I would rate it about a 6 out of 10. It of course depends on the bike but on my Surly, it is just OK. You have to move your leg out of the way to see it and part of my bike bag shows up in the mirror and it is not a huge bag. Just an under seat bag but it is enough to block a part of the mirror. So I have to move a certain way to see everything behind me. On the plus side, it does not vibrate when attached to the frame, it shows a fair amount of what is behind me (when I maneuver into position) and I think I can used to it so it is not wasted money. So until someone invents the wheel (or in this case mirror), it will do.
    Lucy 2012 Surly Cross Check
    Sally 2009 Specialized Dolce Elite
    Peppermint Patty 2009 Trek 4500 WSD
    Marcie 2008 Giant Sedona
    Violet 1994 Norco Kokanee

 

 

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