Reply to "Speedster Mirrors"

DannyP

@IaM-Ray posted:
Well, if you use the above procedure to adjust mirrors then the passenger side view mirror does not provide you with a vision of the car edges which is an issue for near curb parking BUT, the blind spot is eliminated so that is what I use my passenger side mirror for and only for this. I know it isn't perfect but it has saved me many times as with my roadster the top is a bit higher and my field of view to the rear can be sometimes difficult if the rear driver has a small car and is completely in my blind spot.
So maybe you can't see the passenger rear tire but then do you need to?

Totally agree. I've driven in the rain on the interstate in a Spyder with the top on and NO passenger mirror. At night!

It can get pretty scary when you can't know what is there.

5/31/2111:15 AM

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