From MotoGadget the new handlebar end mirror mo.View Classic 60 FLIP has as a special feature a pivoting mirror arm with defined detent angles at 45° intervals. This allows the mirror to be swiveled upward as needed without changing the setting of the mirror. E.g. for narrow passages or space problems in the garage.
Priced per single mirror, please order two for a pair
MotoGadget now exclusively presents its glassless mirror series mo.view. The special feature of this motorcycle mirror is the patented mirror surface, which is worked directly into the metal of the body. The aluminium itself is the mirror surface!
A weightless design without edge and frame is possible and the mirror body itself becomes very thin and light.
Shattered glass or fallen out glass are simply not possible!
Note; This mirror is e-marked
The handle bar end mirror mo.view Street is very small, reduced and fits perfectly to MotoGadget's bar end indicators and the mo.grip as well as the push button controls mo.switch and mo.switch mini. It can be mounted above or below the handlebars. The mirror is suitable for the right and left side. Mounting is done directly on the end of the handlebar (22 mm and 1 inch) or if the grips and fittings cannot be moved, using a mo.view bar adapter.
Dimensions
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Diameter of mirror body: 99 mm
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Thickness of the mirror body without ball head: 4.2 mm
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Length of the stem: 72 mm
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Inner diameter of the clamp: for 22 mm and 1 inch handle bar
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Clamping width: 12 mm
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Weight 150g
The convex mirror surface is produced in flycutting by means of diamond tools on ultra-precision machines. It is then made resistant to oxidation, corrosion and scratches by a complex plasma coating process in a vacuum.
The mirror body, mirror arm and the clamping for the handlebar end are milled on CNC machines from solid aluminium and anodized to a high quality. All screws are made of stainless steel. The precise ball joint allows a comfortable and very stable adjustment of the mirror.
NOTE; The size of the mirror surface of the mo.view Street does correspond to the StVZO. Therefore it is approved according to ECE.
