Doubletake Adventure mirrors

[RandyO]

https://www.doubletakemirror.com/

these mirrors are awesome, worthy of telling people about them. based on a Ram mount platform, they stay securely in place, no vibration, easy to readjust, if you need em out a bit further, just add another Ram extension

[SRTie4k]

I had them on my CRF for a while. They are really nice but they're also surprisingly heavy. I ditched em for the Enduro ones instead, which are much lighter but also vibrate more.

[RandyO]

I had them on my CRF for a while. They are really nice but they're also surprisingly heavy. I ditched em for the Enduro ones instead, which are much lighter but also vibrate more.

the Enduros or Scramblers would have worked with wider bars, Even with the Adventure mirrors, I'm still thinking of adding another 3" ram extension, I can see past my elbows now, but haven't been in traffic yet

[OneCheekRider]

I love the adventure mirrors! I'm so tempted to put them on everything, even the more sporty stuff. They take accidental lane splitting 'bumps' well and even survived my latest crash in Mexico. And of course they remove/adjust easily. I personally love the additional coverage of the adventure over the enduro. I'll take as much rear-view as possible.

[RandyO]

I love the adventure mirrors! I'm so tempted to put them on everything, even the more sporty stuff. They take accidental lane splitting 'bumps' well and even survived my latest crash in Mexico. And of course they remove/adjust easily. I personally love the additional coverage of the adventure over the enduro. I'll take as much rear-view as possible.

good to hear the crash survivability, have a set of the old Napoleon Bar Ends on my SV650, they've hit the ground a few times, other than scuffs, good as new, bar ends wouldn't work for my k-pipe, they would be out of my field of view

[breakdirt916]

Run em on my dual sports…wish I did it sooner over the cheapo Acerbis

But on a street bike, OEm generally had the best visibility