Double-Take Mirrors
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From: GC, Qld, Australia
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I have them on both my KLR & the KLX. All have the 2" arms and are plenty long enough.
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I used the 2" arm for a while, but prefer the 3". You can see here the mount is a ways in so 2" would probably be fine if the stock mirror mount were removed. I use the Doubletake mostly for trail riding and use other mirrors for street riding.
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Bought it at Cycle Gear in their bargain bin. Maybe paid $15 for it. It's not real big however it perfect for smaller stuff.....
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The inexpensive Bike Master folding mirror works great too. I've been using it for awhile now with great results. It's a ball-and-socket design that allows you to finitely adjust the tension on the ball. It's a very simple, robust design that I prefer over the bulkier DT mirror. They both work well from seeing both used by other riding buddies, so it probably comes down more to personal esthetics.
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