I would like to pass on an idea for a mirror that has works good for me. I ride a SWB, USS so I had to get the mirror higher.
Bend a coat hanger two right angles and attach a plastic frame convex stick on mirror (sold at Grand Auto for you car sun visor) Attach the other end to your helmet visor, I used wire ties and glue. Cheep and works great. See my pic. posted on:http://s84.photobucket.com/albums/k27/kengee_photo/
Oh yes, I forgot to memtsion: Use some small sheet metal screw to attach the visor to the helmet. Valcro will not cut it with the mirror! Kengee "Ken Bradley" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:[email hidden]...
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I would like to pass on an idea for a mirror that has works good for me. I ride a SWB, USS so I had to get the mirror higher.
Bend a coat hanger two right angles and attach a plastic frame convex stick on mirror (sold at Grand Auto for you car sun visor) Attach the other end to your helmet visor, I used wire ties and glue. Cheep and works great. See my pic. posted on:http://s84.photobucket.com/albums/k27/kengee_photo/
I would like to pass on an idea for a mirror that has works good for me. I ride a SWB, USS so I had to get the mirror higher.
Bend a coat hanger two right angles and attach a plastic frame convex stick on mirror (sold at Grand Auto for you car sun visor) Attach the other end to your helmet visor, I used wire ties and glue. Cheep and works great. See my pic. posted on:http://s84.photobucket.com/albums/k27/kengee_photo/
A used stainless steel spoke is better than a piece of coat hanger, since the AISI 303/304 stainless steels typically used for higher quality spokes are quite corrosion resistant.