Common sense about adjusting the rear mirror of a motorcycle

The advice for adjusting the rearview mirror of a motorcycle is that one side can see behind him and the other side of the rearview mirror can see the area of ​​three quarters behind. When the determination is complete, re-lock the nut.

Some motorcyclists think they don't need to adjust the rearview mirror. Because I am faster than people and vehicles around me. In order to express this, some people simply dismantled the rearview mirror or showed it, even though it was installed but turned to the front.

Perhaps, in some places this is indeed feasible, but not safe. According to statistics, a large proportion of motorcycle traffic accidents are caused by collisions with rear vehicles or vehicles coming from the rear. Therefore, the correct adjustment of the motorcycle rearview mirror plays a very important role in the personal safety of the Cavaliers.

Different types of mirrors have different adjustment methods. The most common motorcycle rearview mirrors currently on motorcycles are interlocked and fixed by two nuts. To adjust such a mirror, a suitable wrench is required.

First, place the rearview mirror in the middle of the end of the arm. This allows the mirror to have the greatest possible adjustment once the position of the arm is determined. Then, loosen the nut with a wrench to leave a certain gap between the two nuts that lock each other.

Please note that if your car has special processing such as chrome plating, please put a layer of paper or a piece of cloth between the wrench and the nut to avoid hurting the surface.

Now, the Cavaliers can sit on their motorcycles. It would be great if there was a support or someone could hold you. If not, then lean against the wall on the other side and start adjusting the arm. Until you reach your ideal vision and location.

Motorcycles are different from cars. The car has a rear view mirror in addition to the rear view mirrors on both sides. If properly adjusted, the driver fully sees everything behind him. However, there are no rearview mirrors for motorcycles, and there are blind spots in the left and right rearview mirrors even in the so-called optimal motorcycle rearview mirror position.

Therefore, in order to protect their safety during the riding process, the Cavaliers must always do a "two shoulders" inspection.

During the ride, the Cavaliers must fully understand the traffic conditions behind them and the left and right sides. Therefore, our advice for rearview mirror adjustment is that one side can see behind oneself, and the other side of the rearview mirror can see the range of three quarters behind.

When the determination is complete, re-lock the nut. But in any case, when changing lanes, pay attention to the "two shoulders" inspection. Some models have reached a certain speed, and the rearview mirror is blurred because of excessive vibration. At this time, you can try to reduce the vibration by adding a thick rubber washer or a professional shock absorbing module to the position where the mirror is installed. Impact.