Why are motorcycle mirrors divided into left and right threads?
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Motorcycle mirrors are designed as a pair with left-hand threads on the left mirror and right-hand threads on the right mirror. This design ensures that in the event of a frontal collision, the force direction on the mirrors will be in the loosening direction, reducing the possibility of damage and injury. Checking mirrors during emergency braking: When encountering an emergency situation requiring sudden braking, observe the rearview mirrors to check for closely following vehicles behind. Then adjust your braking pressure appropriately based on the distance to the vehicle in front. Observing rear traffic conditions: Frequent lane changes are necessary while riding. When preparing to change lanes, first activate the turn signal, then check the rear traffic situation through the center mirror. Only change lanes after confirming it's safe. If vehicles behind show intention to change lanes, pay attention and yield.