Motorcycle life saving accessory no matter if it’s electric or combustion, it’s must have!

Not being able to see what’s behind you is dangerous as you should know that at all time. I purchased this rechargeable one from Amazon and it wasn’t expensive but no matter what it cost my life is worth it. www.amazon.com/dp/B08HMRSG58?...

[@tacticooldennis]

Nothing sucks more than to look into your mirrors and just see a shaky, vibrating image and just make a judgement call. It never hurts to have more info in different places to fill in the blind spots from mirrors.

[@ChrisCrossingWires1212]

they actually pretty stable dont shake but definitely cant see enough with them i have to lean and move to get a full view so yeah the full wide complete view is everything

[@frankroach9346]

Send a link please

[@offgridlivingstlucia8865]

It's so true can't see very well in a mirror on a bike

[@davidutley1935]

Got the same one on my e-bike…it’s a must have!!!!!!!

[@ChrisCrossingWires1212]

absolutely makes a world of difference I didnt like not knowing whats back there mirrors just dont cut it

[@jb.inspirational1529]

Be careful out there dude I see you almost got ran over / side swiped put them mirrors and that camera to good use great content btw!

[@ChrisCrossingWires1212]

Bro If I had really try to make it over to that exit I would been outta here the way he was coming

[@UltralightMotorcycleCamping]

I completely agree. Still on my motorcycle To Do list - a forward and rear digital video recorder so I have an automatic record of everything that happens when I'm riding, with a large display that I'm going to mount above the instrument panel, where you mounted yours, to show the 170 degree rear view as an electronic rear view mirror that is in my normal view while riding for much better situational awareness. I can't believe this isn't standard equipment on modern motorcycles. Mirrors on a motorcycle are woefully inadequate. I mostly see a buzzy view of my shoulders. I'm going to design and 3D print some mirror folders that also extend the mirrors two inches to give me a better rear view.
Speaking of motorcycle safety, I saw bare hands, arms and knees in your video. You'd be much safer wearing gloves, a motorcycle jacket and at least some heavy long pants when riding. A helmet (preferably full face) and boots are on the minimum equipment list as well. ATGATT.

[@ChrisCrossingWires1212]

That’s not the way I ridearound I didn’t even got it of my complex actually I didn’t even have a helmet on I was just showing this display but never went out on the road .aInwear full gear in winter helmet always with chest and back armor glove the worst I do is riding with shorts on extremely hot days but I ride differently when I do

[@Liberty4Ever]

@@ChrisCrossingWires1212 - I put on my helmet to ride from my front yard to my back yard. ANY fall off a motorcycle can cause serious brain damage.

[@markhall1216]

Well said Dr Chriscrosswire 👊 safety is paramount big man thing ! I bought one myself,
Because your helmet restricts lateral view

[@proxximo99]

ive seen a bike with 2 rear cams and the mirrors where the screens

[@ChrisCrossingWires1212]

just saw that i think you post in group

[@ScientificLee]

I took mine off when I removed the backplate...mine is now back on ( due to watching you almost get killed lol ) using a little bent painted sheet metal to secure it under the back light....my new mirrors are thin and shit so any help is good ...fortunately i dont live in a city where you need it 24/7...

[@johneden9265]

When one's on the right, trying to switch over to the left; and another is on the left, trying to switch over to the right? Is Commonly referred to as............ Criss Crossing! Don't touch those wires unless you know what you're doing!
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[@ChrisCrossingWires1212]

Youd be correct although i can assure you I was not laughing at that time!

[@johneden9265]

@@ChrisCrossingWires1212 😂😂😂