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Double Take Mirrors: Dual Sport Mirrors That Actually Work Double Take Mirrors: Dual Sport Mirrors That Actually Work

This brand new version of the incredibly successful Double Take Mirror made specifically for the Adventure Bikes that spend more time on the tarmac. Less vibration and more solid fixing to stop the mirror moving at high speed due to wind blast

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The adapter kit includes 2 Base Extensions (10mm x 1.25), 1 Reverse-thread adapters (10mm x 1.25, left-hand), and 2 BMW adapters (10mm x 1.5). I filed for a patent in 2009, and started selling in 2010. Ten years have flown by- every year has had challenges and opportunities and 2020 appears to be no different.

Double Take Mirrors - Adventure Made By Inmates for Inmates / Double Take Mirrors - Adventure

This mirror is the product of much frustration- I spent years breaking other designs and wondering what was going on behind me on the road. Eventually, when I dropped my bike and found myself buying two(!) new master cylinders as a result, I decided it was time to make a really good mirror, one that would function well as a mirror, and also protect the bike (and me) from damage." x 1.25 threaded mirror mount on horizontal split clamp. Allows mounting on clutch or brake master cylinder for most KTMs, and many Beta, etc. Doubletake Mirrors was born when my passion for riding met my frustration with bad mirrors. One night I had an otherwise minor crash and the OEM mirrors broke both master cylinders on my KTM 950, and I thought “there has to be a better way”.

We specialise in the supply of parts & accessories for Trail, Adventure and off-road motorcycles. Including plug and play wired key ignition and indicator kits. X1 RAM-B-349U - Stud Ball Base. Thread is 10mm x1.25 pitch (standard for ktm/husky/Suzuki/Yamaha/Honda) Beyond that, there is a lot of tape on my shop floor from testing the field of view in different configurations, and a few funny stories, like the time we hit the mirror with a baseball bat because we couldn’t stand the thought of dropping the bike to test durability. The mirror survived just fine, by the way. The other way to answer the question is a little less direct. There is a common message I see today about “following your passion”. I am uncomfortable with how that message is presented in mass media, like everyone who likes to eat should open a restaurant. I’m passionate about riding motorcycles, and that led me to this idea, but what I enjoy in my work is organizing and problem-solving.