Bike Peddler Mirror: Does this fit on thick Sunglasses or do have to have wire rims.
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Ya, it'll fit thick or thin temple pieces. Some reviewers have wondered if "wire" rims are too thin for mounting. I didn't think glasses have been made since the 1940's that had actual wire temples (with the curl around the back of the ear). I suspect many people confuse real wire rims with frames that just have thin temple pieces. Maybe I'm wrong. One of my glasses is a thin frame type and there is no problem with the grip of the mirror's mount damaging the temple arm. Just adjust (bend) the gripping tension of the three prong mounting end to accomodate the widths of different thicknesses temple pieces.
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I have a Schwinn hybrid. I cut my rubber grip about a 1/2 inch and slide towards inside (it's hard to slide) to make room and installed the mirror and cap goes on the opening bar.
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It fit my road bike frame perfectly so I doubt a bigger frame will workLove the mirror though
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Mine looks like a standard Schwinn bicycle handlebar (7/8"-1") guestimate. I put mine snug to the grip on the left side and as horizontal as possible. The shaft is about 5" and the mirror extends about an inch/so more. I adjust it the first time to give me the best rear view before tightening it down well. For even better safety another mirror on the right hand side would be good.
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Hello Robert...I'm not sure that I understand your question about mounting the bicycle mirror that you are looking at on Amazon...but I have that mirror on my bike and I can't think of a mounting application that couldn't be made with that mirror....
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It's just slightly wider. Good luck...this didn't work for me. I returned it and got the UltaLight Bike Mirror by D+D Oberlauda, and it's perfect.
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Try hot gluing it to your bike. It'll b fairly easy to take off if you don't like it. Not sure of any other way to do it if you've tightened the mirror as much as you can. Hope it works.
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Install dummie sensor at the outer-most part of rim. Install bracket with o-ring on handle bars and use zip ties (no need to wrap wire around forks or handle bars) to tie wire to bike. Installs with zip ties and o-ring; no biggie. Find someone that's mechanically inclined if you're still having trouble; they won't find it difficult at all.
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There are two sizes of mounts supplied. The larger one fits bars with an inside diameter of about 3/4 inch, or 19mm, and the other one is slightly smaller. Because the mounting rubber expands inside the bar to hold the mirror, it can be shimmed, with something like the rubber from an old inner tube, to fit even larger bars.
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the wire is roughly that long. plenty long enough for proper installation on any standard shaped bicycle
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Mirrycle Road makes two kinds of mirrors...one that fits atop handle bars and one that fits in the bar ends. I have a comfort bike and bought these by mistake. Your bike looks like the racing type and these should fit your bike, but I can't give you a definite answer.
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It worked fine on the rack that came with my bike. My bike rack does have side frames, though. I would think you need some sides to keep the panniers out of your spokes.
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It appears that it would fit on any bike helmet. The clearity is just not very clear I love the mirror great design just needs a better mirror.
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I don't know if the mirrors will fit your particular bike, but they do come with a few types of adapters. I would have to say that they will probably fit. If they don't, just send them back. It's worth a try. They're really cool.
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It fits around a standard nyc parking meter posts and bike posts and parking sign posts .You could in the right position get to lock the rear wheel and the frame but its a tight fit and may scratch up your paint.I use a loop cable for the wheels its about $12 more.
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If you look at your bike there may be two small eyelets that are threaded to accept things such as this rack. They are on most bikes but not all so you should be certain that they are there on your bike. Should be right around the brakes unless you have disc brakes. You simply bend those arms that are sticking out straight to fit to your eyelets and install with the screw that is supplied with your rack.
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Mark I,d have to see the top tube on your bike .. However if you mount the mirror on top of the top tube I don't think you will get a view of what is behind you..the mirror is actually designed to be cradled / sorted by either the head tube and the top tube or the head tube and the down tube .. It takes two tubes to secure the mirror ..my first choice in bicycle mirrors is the German made one ..I don't use this one anymore