Motogadget Glassless Mirrors and Accessories Review
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 5 ต.ค. 2024
- Motogadget Glassless Mirrors and Accessories
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Thinner, lighter, and less fragile. That’s the name of the Motogadget motorcycle mirror game. By making use of ultra-precision CNC machines with diamond tooling, Motogadget is able to provide a clarity of glass in a streamlined package. All aluminum body, convex diamond-polished mirror surfaces, and stainless steel hardware are just a few of the premium features you will find on some of the most unique motorcycle mirrors on the market. - ยานยนต์และพาหนะ
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I got a pair for my Z900RS after watching this video. They really are the optimal blend of form and function. Work great and look gorgeous!
Watching the fabrication video is amazing. And like you said, if you did not know, you would think they were glass. Fantastic.
What happened to Lemmy? Where’d he go?
Just bought a pair, cheers
I wonder why they don't offer the "Race" version as the bar end option! I'd jump on that in a heart beat!
Love that handle bar? What brand and where can I get one?
Do i need any special adapters for my Yamaha MT09 SP 2022
Nice, but the outside profile looks a little janky.
cool
At $500 they’re a ripoff
$500?? I see them for $150
Uff, I feel like this would be scratch to death after a year... Metal scratches by looking at it...
I was thinking the same. Especially aluminum.
@@j0shll0yd I finally got them as a present last August, and yes they are already scrached, not visible but if you get close, just like any metal it scratches, this are for someone who never parks outside, looks after the bike obsessively, there is no way this will survive 1 year without any marks, from anithing, going past the bike, a coat, your helmet, and if you take the bike to the workshop you better put a pair of socks on them. They are a little to much. They look amazing on the bike and the view is fenomenal, but they are not practical. Thats my experience.
@@rafaell-b588 yeah if they were half the price, it would be worth it, but I don’t want socks on my mirrors. Haha I have no problem with glass.
@@rafaell-b588 Thank you for sharing your exp!
They are plasma coated in a 2 hour process which involves treating the reflective surface for durability and scratch resistance. Check out their manufacturing video. /watch?v=HGWPaDfsd2w
Discount Jason Momoa lol