Some cyclists adapt to immediately, some need a little time and advice to adapt:-
Follow these simple steps and will give you that extra rear-view awareness.

 

The angle of view when the rider's leg is at the top of the pedal stroke - move the knee out slightly for a wider view

 

The rider's view when the leg is in the optimum viewing position - freewheel for a few seconds if you need more time to observe

 

By moving the head and looking across and along the line of the mirror, a far greater range of view can be acheived

 

Strategic positioning on the frame reduces the risk of knock damage or snagging and makes the mirror virtually vibration-free

Below are a number of fitting options on both the left and right side of the bike, to allow the rear view mirror to be used with many different frame configurations, and in countries where either right-hand and left-hand mounting might be required.