Anyone using CRG Hindsight Lane Splitting Mirrors

[High-Side]

I'm thinking about buying CRG Hindsight Lane Splitting Mirrors and was wondering if there is anything I should know before I spend $150 on them. Does anyone have pictures of how they are mounted on your bike? They'll be going on a 2008 SM 610.

[hithebrakes]

If thay are they work great. If your going off road take em off.

[SteveMoto]

I had them on a drz400sm. They are a nice product. I even lowsided on one at low speed. A little trim black paint and it looked good as new. Well made and strong.

As said before though, probably not the best option for the dirt.

[themattreid]

Dirt - why use mirrors at all?

Street - they're great. Definitely worth the money. And the folding lane splitter ones are the only ones to get - the non folding ones are a major hassle.

[Goosedog]

Have you seen apa's mirrors? I run them on my SM610, well made and

you're supporting a local supermoto business and member here and SMJ.

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[High-Side]

Dirt - why use mirrors at all?

Street - they're great. Definitely worth the money. And the folding lane splitter ones are the only ones to get - the non folding ones are a major hassle.

It's a street only bike so I need one in California to be legal.

[Dan-M]

I have them on my Tuono. The quality is excellent. The convex glass does make the image quite small. Sometimes I can't tell if that is a cop behind me:foul:

[High-Side]

I have them on my Tuono. The quality is excellent. The convex glass does make the image quite small.

Sometimes I can't tell if that is a cop behind me

Now why would you worry about that? ?