Every now and then a product comes along that is so intuitive and obviously useful that we wonder why someone didn’t think of it sooner. Sure, there are those little blind spot mirrors you can stick on your rearview mirrors, but motorcycle mirrors are often small and those little mirrors eat up valuable surface area. Saeng blind-spot mirrors are larger than the stick-on type and provide numerous mounting and adjustment options, making them a boon for rider safety. Saeng is an American company founded by Chuck Saunders, an industrial designer who developed the Pilot motorcycle fairing in the late 1970s. In addition to blind spot mirrors, Saeng produces airLift windscreen edging and trim, mounts for phones and radar detectors, and Can-Do motorcycle cleaner/polish/protectant. Saeng blind spot mirrors come in various styles that can be mounted to windshields/windscreens, mirror stems, or handlebars, as well as a peel-and-stick adhesive version… ...[TheTopNews] Read More.
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