Out in the AMZ you’d hope RAM mounts aren’t yet hard currency, and once you’re RAMed up for your other gadgets, fitting a Double Take makes sense, especially if you’re riding on the dirt.

After putting a set of Doubletake Mirrors through a rigorous test, I’m now a believer: they are the only mirrors I’ll ever need.At LPR we use them for trail riding and racing as it removes the need for a larger mirror and is much safer in the event of a crash. The product meets each of the goals I started out with, and after thousands of miles of testing, has proven to be exactly what I was looking for all those years! Includes one Trail Mirror, heavy-duty Panduit Cable Tie, and rubber shrink wrap to help keep the mirror in position.

It’s uniquely designed mounting assembly is preset at the optimal angle to give you the best rear view possible from this location.

I’ve only used it a short while, but the rigid alloy RAM arm does greatly reduce the blurring of the round mirror, and the mirror’s greater width is an improvement too. Visibility is better than I expected, mirror itself is well made down side is that it's held on with a ziptie.

If a mirror gets knocked askew, I find that either the thread holding the mirror to the stalk or the stalk to the mount has loosened in the process.Recommended for applications where mirror will be most often folded (Dual Sport and Trail applications). I've tried many of the "cheaper options" and they all were on the lower side of the quality that I wanted. Third, the joints are stiff enough to hold the mirror at triple digit speeds, but will move if they are struck, which protects you from injury and your bike from damage. I’ve been using the original round Double Take mirrors for the last few years on various bikes, usually as a back-up mirror alongside an original mirror on the other side of the bars. And one lies safe in the sunlight, and the other is dreary and wan, Yet you look aslant at the Lone Trail, and the Lone Trail lures you on.