Vibrating Mirrors

I haven't noticed significant vibration at any speed.

levigarrett said:

I haven't noticed significant vibration at any speed.

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All I see are blurry headlights in the mirrors because of the vibrating. I guess I'll deal with it.

The mirrors on the 1299/959 are better than the 1199/899 as they are shorter (on a wider fairing) but they do still blur at some speeds. They are only there so you can check for flashing blue lights (cops)!

Joker said:

The mirrors on the 1299/959 are better than the 1199/899 as they are shorter (on a wider fairing) but they do still blur at some speeds. They are only there so you can check for flashing blue lights (cops)!

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Depending on what kind of rider you are you might not have to worry about cops

On a serious note I have noticed that some cops don't even both with riders unless they're stopped at a light or just in a situation where they can't get away. Any way to reduce risk .

Yeah, they vibrate a lot.. lol. Only answer I could come up with was to get bar end mirrors..

You could get one of those mirrors that actually attaches to your helmet.

corsa said:

Depending on what kind of rider you are you might not have to worry about cops

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Always within the limits, my friend. >

Okay, whatever then. I don't care as long as I can see the blobs.

Yeah, that's right; they don't need to be focused blobs, just blobs will do. :wink2:

What you see in your mirror is behind you. What's behind you is in the past. Focus on what's ahead, the future.

First rule of Italian driving:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AjGXn249Fc0

Unless it's the cops; then it could well be your future!