What is the best angle for motorcycle rearview mirrors?
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Motorcycle rearview mirrors should be adjusted to the following angles: During the adjustment process, one side should allow the driver to see behind themselves, while the other rearview mirror should cover about three-quarters of the area behind the driver. Then, sit on the motorcycle in your usual riding posture and ensure everything is properly adjusted before tightening the base connecting nut. Due to the strong vibrations of motorcycles, rearview mirrors may need periodic readjustment. If vibrations cause the mirrors to become blurry during riding, placing a rubber washer at the nut connection point of the rearview mirror can solve the problem. The adjustment principle is to ensure one side shows the area directly behind the driver and the other covers three-quarters of the rear area.