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Doubletake Mirror - RAM mounted off road mirror
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January 15, 2011, 12:03:57 PM »
I stumbled across this on the web and thought I'd share the link.
http://www.doubletakemirror.com/
The product says it's virtually indestructible as it's made from reinforced Zytel.
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Re: Doubletake Mirror - RAM mounted off road mirror
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Those look very interesting and infinitely adjustable too. I guess the added benefit of having those RAM balls and arms is that you could have a camera mount as well when offroad.
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Re: Doubletake Mirror - RAM mounted off road mirror
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They'll have to be put to the scottzilla test before I buy.
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I've seem those and they're really nice. Infinite adjustability is infinite out-of-the-way-ability when you dont need it.
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Re: Doubletake Mirror - RAM mounted off road mirror
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I showed you this mirrior last August, the guy chewing on what looks like a sucker is the one who designed and markets this product.
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Quote from: sprocket on January 17, 2011, 01:46:41 PM
I showed you this mirrior last August, the guy chewing on what looks like a sucker is the one who designed and markets this product.
You are correct. I have no excuse for forgetting as I didn't bump my head on my last crash.
http://www.sport-touring.net/forums/index.php/topic,55703.msg1283225.html#msg1283225
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Re: Doubletake Mirror - RAM mounted off road mirror
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These look pretty interesting. I recently got rid of the stock multi mirrors and have been struggling to find an aftermarket solution with good visibility as well as with left hand thread.
These are a bi ugly but I guess I have no leg to stand on since I am talking about the multi
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I have a pair of these fitted to my 640 adventure. I am reasonably happy with them except that regardless how tight I do up the clamp they move around on corrugated roads or if I hit a large bump. Still trying to work out how to stop it from happening, while still being able to move them out of the way etc when in the snotty stuff.
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