Riderscan Motorcycle Blindspot Mirror

    March 14, 2013
    Related To:
    On Suzuki SV650
    On Suzuki SV650

    RiderScan offers motorcycle/scooter riders total blind spot visibility for the first time.

    • Unique design with three vertical planes that gives a fantastic view, including the rider.
    • Continuous horizontal curve gives the rider a fantastic 180 degrees horizontal view into the blind spot areas.
    • Ultra lightweight and easy to fit to 99 percent of motorcycle/scooter screens.
    • Handlebar mounting brackets are available for 7/8-inch and 1-inch handlebars also sports screen mounting brackets are available.

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