How is this different than the narrow mirror? I'm looking to mount it between the head and down tubes to leave the pump peg free.
274321
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.
274322
I bought the wide one. It is 2" x 3 7/8". When using it I would not want it any narrower. I like it, and would recommend it over other types of mirrors. Hope this helps.
274323
I got the large version, but could not make it work for me. If I underdstand what you are saying, you are mounting it per the instructions, which is what I did. My leg was always in the line of vision and the mount position required that I take my eyes off the road to focus down on the mirror. I ended up with the round end of handle bar mirror.
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the wide has a larger viewing area but blends well with the bike and is not to noticeable. Even though it is called wide it is not very big so I'd advise the wide over the narrow to have the larger viewing area you'll be glad you did. not sure but assume the wide and the narrow have the same mounting the mirror size is different...Get the wide! This is a very good product that installs easily, works well and doesn't detract from the looks of the bike. I will do no more research for mirrors I will always have a wide bike eye on my bike.
575669
Without seeing the mirror, I couldn't confirm the fit -- but I've never seen a modern mirror that it wouldn't fit on. As for its utility, it absolutely would provide a tremendous improvement. We had a simila mirror on a Dodge Maxi Van many years ago, and it was a godsend!
768849
It can be mounted on either side. I ride with 2 of these mirrors. One on each side.
2212971
Hi James, I couldn't keep mine attached to the helmet due to the glue not holding. I replaced it with a Cycle Aware Reflex, which is a similar system, but seems more secure and allows the mirror to be detached when the helmet goes into a gym bag or other place that might knock the mirror loose. I like the Reflex system well enough to have purchased two for two helmets.
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The one pictured is different than the model that I had purchased. The one that I had purchased mounts opposite directions. It is used for flashlights only. It works great on my handlebars and great for holding my smaller flashlights. There is plenty of room to do that. This one looks like it's more for mounting bicycle pumps on the frame. So I can't give you any experience in regards to this model for that purpose.
2147634
I mounted it with the center of the mirror to the center of the head. Mirror tilts, so no need to be too precise in the height determination.
1901379
My understanding is that the MT morph has a thicker pump chamber making it more ideal for larger MTB tires. I mounted mine on the outside of my down tube which protects the bike from rocks and leaves both water bottle mounts available for use.
465461
Weight is minimal - the key factor here is the pressure applied to the base as you pull the mirror out and push it back. Suggest you install with toggle bolts or use anchors. Good luck.
604167
I am not exactly sure what you mean by a side mirror. If you mean a mirror to use to see the back of your head in another mirror, then I think it won't work well, if at all, because of the magnifying distortion. I need to use a regular mirror to see the back of my head.
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I got the wide mirror, which is vertical, but was unable to make it work. When mounted, the mirror is in front of your leg and all I could see was my leg. It pivots up and down, but not side to side.
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It is definitely NOT a quick release. It is mounted to the mirror post by allen screws and a collar clamp. The verticle adjustment is also done with allen screws. I can tell you that it feels very solid.
157932
It is neither. Mine is mounted on mirror...it is 3.5 inches wide and extends out from the mirror approximately 3.25 inches. It has proven to be reliable and if ours were to fail in some way we would purchase this product again. S
634390
Honestly, I have an L bracket washer setup on my helmet. The helmet mount provided is an adhesive/strap combo, but it stands up off the top of your head like an tellatubby. It looks pretty ridiculous. I have mine mounted to the side of my head with an L shaped piece of metal and a few washers and long screws.
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I love this mirror! You get a really good view of a large area behind you, though you do need to have your left leg at the top of the pedal stroke. I have mine mounted to a Cannondale CAAD 10 road frame which has a pretty large diameter down tube and has pretty similar dimensions to my old Cannondale mountain bike frame (1992 vintage) which is will also fit. Keep in mind that you won't be able to see behind you if you have a rack on the bike and mount a bag on the same side as you mount the mirror - presumably on the left.
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No. It;s intended to be connected between the vertical bar in front of the bike and the bar going down at an angle towards the pedal hub. You need the connection on the two bars to provide stability to the connection. Also, the angle for the mirror would be wrong and I doubt that it can be rotated enough to get the required visibility.
1867783
Yes, in fact, I had it mounted to my clutch side. The whole assembly comes apart easily with the 2 pinch bolts loosened. Just flip the mirror the other way around. GTG
335339
It can only adjust to rotate around the mirror stick,which place is mounted with this blendmount.It's about 45 degrees each side.It doesn't move when adjusting the mirrror.