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may seem a daft question but just got my 1st 848 and cant see a thing using the mirrors.anybody got any tips
848 mirrors
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Bar end mirror are your best bet, other than cutting off your elbows.
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Another vote for CRG Arrows. I've got LED blinkers under the nose instead of integrated block-offs though. As much as I like the look of stock mirrors, they're a safety hazard and you're better off with bar-ends.
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I tolerate them on my 848 but they look like they were made for the SF.
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I have the Ducati extenders and I love my dumbo ears
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I tired the extenders and still spent a lot of time chicken winging it so bar ends it was. I've grown to love the unhindered view out behind. A quick glance at a wrist and you see what's coming up behind or over in a lane near you.
As has been mentioned, no vibrations either. The Arrow look good. I had the LaneSplitters first but decided the round shape was a little to retro for a modern sporbike.
I had a rear facing camera for a couple of seasons but couldn't find a decent camera that would withstand the vibrations of the v-twin exhaust and didn't cost $600.
As has been mentioned, no vibrations either. The Arrow look good. I had the LaneSplitters first but decided the round shape was a little to retro for a modern sporbike.
I had a rear facing camera for a couple of seasons but couldn't find a decent camera that would withstand the vibrations of the v-twin exhaust and didn't cost $600.
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All those are valid points. Vibrations don't bother me and a slight head move does the trick.
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helmet with rear view mirror, I forgot the brand
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