Mirrors, Just Humour This Biker/van Man

[Guest moose]

Hi, Oh wise ones

 

I've been driving vans for so long as part of my work. I just habitually use my mirrors for reversing, I just never turn in my seat to look behind and whats more I do it safely ( I think). The mirrors on my 2b plus just don't allow this, in fact I can't see diddly squat. Anyone got any ideas for effective siting/ type.

 

Moose

[Guest sritony]

Ah same problem. when I am joining a road my words are normally "louise check round for me please" I find that the safest way

[Guest robinj66]

I used motorbike mirrors (think they were Honda CBR XXX?) mounted on top of the scuttle. Seem to work fine.

[Adrian]

i also use motorcycle mirrors, got the biggest i could from a motorcycle shop, mountedon the windscreen pillars... i find the drivers side is fine, good vis, but passenger side isnt much help,

[Guest Angel Boy]

Mine are Kawasaki Ninja one IIRC and have a convex lens on them which makes things a little small, but you can see a lot behind. They are mounted up on the windscreen supports and easily clear the rear wheels.

 

HTH,

Andy

[Guest salty_monk]

The ones Tiger Racing sell worked well for me.... They mount on the top screen fixing point on the brackets.

 

My other one had bike mirrors mounted to the screen surround.

 

Dan