Any good suggestions about where I can get mirrors with longer stems?

by Artist Bob
(Half Moon Bay, CA)

The stock mirrors on my scooter look great. They are fairly large and aerodynamic, but I can't really see to the rear of my scooter without weaving in my lane. I'd like some easy to add mirrors that would give me a rear view of more than my elbows.


I don't think the small round, stick-on fisheye lenses are what I want or what will work. Any suggestions???

Ride Free,
Artist Bob

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Oct 26, 2009
How's This?
by: Jim Zeiser

In addition to Ron's idea these might work.
http://www.streetfightersinc.com/images/MirrorExtensionHandleBar.jpg

They look strong and made for the job.

Oct 26, 2009
Mirror extensions
by: Artist Bob

Thanks, Ron. You are truly the Rube Goldberg of scooter modifications. And no I hadn't checked the Mod area of the postings before. Now...do you have a gizmo that will take care of the stiffness in my replaced knee?

Thanks and ride free, Bob

Oct 26, 2009
mirror extentions
by: Ron Goldwyn, Milford CT

May I suggest that look at all the modifications that have been posted. One happens to answer your question. I must assume you did not go there before asking.

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