Found great deal on "take a look" mirror!

Just ordered my new "take a look" rear-view mirror from
"biketiresdirect.com". Here'sthe link to the mirror:
http://tinyurl.com/n569v

While everybody else is selling them for at least $15.95, to well over
$20, this website sells them for only $11.95! You can order online or
phone at 1-800-682-0570. I opted for UPS 2 day, and I'll have them
Thursday.

PS: They even have TWO sizes; regular and compact. (see pics below)


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sweet. i always have to turn my head around and i tend to veer off
course


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DANG THATS SWEET(sarcasm)

no harm intended.... just couldnt resist the opertunity.

how are you gonna mount them?


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manon1wheel wrote:
how are you gonna mount them?



They mount to any pair of glasses. Cycling, sun, or prescription.


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loosejello wrote:
They mount to any pair of glasses. Cycling, sun, or prescription.



They ALSO mount to your helmet as well. very versatile!


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loosejello wrote:
They mount to any pair of glasses. Cycling, sun, or prescription.

Or even safety, I am required to have them at work and so mount it on
safety glasses at midnight on my way to work. For day time, it's
helmet, usually.


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I've always wondered how safe those are. I mean, if you fell awkwardly,
couldn't it poke your eye out? I'd rather just look behind me
to see what's coming. I learned to do this without swerving on a bike,
and the skill seems to have naturally transfered to unicycling.


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I have one of these and they are very nice and convenient, I would
recommend this to someone who rides around cars or other high traffic
areas.


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That site is making me drool.
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phlegm wrote:
I've always wondered how safe those are. I mean, if you fell awkwardly,
couldn't it poke your eye out? I'd rather just look behind me
to see what's coming. I learned to do this without swerving on a bike,
and the skill seems to have naturally transfered to unicycling.



No problem because I ALWAYS wear sunglasses. They also will "break
away" if you fall. But it might be interesting to search the web for
ANY confirmed reports of one of these mirrors breaking on impact, or
otherwise, and causing eye injuries, or and injuries for that matter.


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If saving a couple dollars is such a big deal, why did you get 2 day
shipping? The shipping probably cost more than the mirror.


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