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Upgraded mirrors

EDCMotoCamper

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Anybody have any mirror recommendations? Something that provides more vision. I broke one of my factory ones so wondering if there’s a thing better
 

EDCMotoCamper

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Well, I have to cast my vote for Double Take mirrors. When I bought my TW200, the PO had installed them and I liked them so much I bought a set for my Trail 125 right after I bought it.
I’ll check them out, thanks for the reply!
 

sieg

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As above Double Take. I use them on my bigger bikes that I have a bigger chance of dropping. You can't break them. And the mounts move so you can't break your mounts/perches either.
On my dirt bike I use Hiwaydirtbike mirrors, these require their hand guards to mount them. Which are the best hand guards on earth BTW.
 

dmonkey

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I run "FAR" mirrors on most my motorcycles which are foldaway mirrors with more adjustability than the stock ones on the CT125, same circular mirror size. IMO they are little bit more traditional looking than Double Take mirrors and they vibrate less, but they are also slightly less damage resistant.

 

MisterB

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Thanks for posting these options. I'd seen some from Hoosier Garage recommended previously but they've been out of stock since mid-pandemic.
 

Tman

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I run "FAR" mirrors on most my motorcycles which are foldaway mirrors with more adjustability than the stock ones on the CT125, same circular mirror size. IMO they are little bit more traditional looking than Double Take mirrors and they vibrate less, but they are also slightly less damage resistant.

Yeah, I get it. I was put off at first by the elongated hexagonal style of the mirror itself so I bought the traditional round mirror. However, since the mount is the RAM style ball mount, it's easy to changeover in seconds. I'm thinking I might like both styles for different rides although I probably could apply that money for something more useful.
 

Tex68w

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Double Take mirrors are fantastic, I've run them on a few of my Adventure bikes, nearly indestructible. I've had the Highway Dirt Bike mirrors and hand guards as well, also top notch stuff.
 

bryanchurch06

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I am going to install mirrors soon, so I am looking at double take mirrors, I see several posts about them and my question is are you running the Enduro or adventure series? Thanks for your help
 

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bryanchurch06

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These look nice, however I am looking for ones that can take the inevitable crashes on my upcoming ride on the cdt, which is why I'm looking at either the double take or the ktm/far mirrors. I am leaning towards the Enduro ones I think.
 

Msfitoy

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I had Double Takes then decided to return them for this set...1/3 the price...the real reason is that breaking a mirror is my last problem once the bike takes a dump if you know what I mean...
 

Tex68w

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These look nice, however I am looking for ones that can take the inevitable crashes on my upcoming ride on the cdt, which is why I'm looking at either the double take or the ktm/far mirrors. I am leaning towards the Enduro ones I think.

I've had both the Enduro model and the ADV model. I ran the Enduro on a Honda CRF450L and the ADV on a KTM 890 ADV R. I much preferred the ADV model so take that for what it's worth.


ADV model
 

bryanchurch06

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I've had both the Enduro model and the ADV model. I ran the Enduro on a Honda CRF450L and the ADV on a KTM 890 ADV R. I much preferred the ADV model so take that for what it's worth.


ADV model
Not having used either I am basing my decision on possibly folding the Enduro ones down when we are on a rough trail section and only using them as mirrors on 2 lane or gravel roads. I am also wanting the impact resistance because I see a lot of broken mirrors on the crashes in videos I'm watching. I would run the cheapest ones possible otherwise.
 

Volant1006

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Just picked up a pair. We'll see how they do. Not safe looking at my shoulders all the time with the stock mirrors. Was going to try the extender part for the stock ones but for $30 what the hell, we'll give it a try.
 

Tex68w

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Yea the stock mirrors are crap and I will likely replace mine with Double Takes at some point.
 
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