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From: dsn@umcp-cs.UUCP
Newsgroups: net.bicycle
Subject: Re: Bike Mirrors
Message-ID: <7123@umcp-cs.UUCP>
Date: Mon, 21-May-84 10:56:57 EDT
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Posted: Mon May 21 10:56:57 1984
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> From: shauns@vice.UUCP

> I've used a Mirrycle mirror for a year now and have absolutely no complaints.
> ... Highly recommended.

I have a Mirrycle, and DO have a complaint:  About one-third of the image in
the mirror is a reflection of my wrist or lower arm.  The mirror will show
me PART of the road behind me, but not enough to be satisfactory unless I
steer slightly to the left to get my arm out of the way.  It's inconvenient
to have to change direction whenever I want to see what's behind me.

How do you handle this problem, Shaun?  Mirrycle could easily solve it if
they made the mirror mount extend out a bit farther.
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Dana S. Nau
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