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Third Eye Eyeglass Bicycle Mirror

Third Eye

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Product description

This mirror clips to the temple piece of most Eye Glasses and Dark glasses. The mirror is 1 1/8 inches in diameter. The mirror is real glass and is shatter proof.

Fully adjustable with unique ball-and-socket design
Installs in seconds and is vibration-free

User questions & answers

Question:	how thick can the glasses temple (side) piece be
Answer:	It handles 1/8" (slightly more than 2 millimeters) fine. You can do any thickness by taping the mirror to the glasses, reserving these glasses for bicycle use.
Question:	I use rearview mirrors for social distancing. Can these be clipped to face shields
Answer:	Interesting idea, I tried it on several industrial type shields and it would clip on to the transparent plastic shield. The good news ends there. The mirror is designed to be on your glasses. It is close to your face thus what is behind you is large enough to discern details behind you. The plastic shield is too far from your eye to be useful and too far to the side to view . A medical shield may be smaller but will probably suffer from the same problems. Nice idea though. If you ride a bike it is very useful.
Question:	can this mirror be clipped to a baseball cap? (not glasses or helmet
Answer:	Brad, yes the Third Eye Mirror is easy to attach and can slide onto a baseball cap. You can find our selection here: http://www.cyclocamping.com/search.aspI have also included a video for your review in regards to how you could clip the mirror on your cap: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2Op5lJp5gOoLori HCustomer Service, CycloCamping.com
Question:	I'm thinking that with ultra light thin frames, these will not stay put and be constantly falling. Am I right
Answer:	I think the only glasses these might not work on would be ones with a round "arm" as they could rotate, but these work with every pair of glasses I own - from thin frames to more heavy duty sunglasses.

Third Eye Bar End Bicycle Mirror

Third Eye

Based on 602 reviews Check latest price

Product description

This mirror used to have a convex mirror. Currently it has a flat mirror.

Mirror Style: Handlebar

User questions & answers

Question:	what diameter bars does this fit? I am looking to install on chinese scooter
Answer:	Not sure what the diameter is. It does come with sizers that would fit a variety of handlebars. I am guessing there should be something that would work for a scooter.
Question:	how do ya install this bar end mirror
Answer:	In my case my bicycle handlebars have a hole at the end which was covered by a thick plastic. What I did was to pierced that plastic and stuck inside the bar of the mirror and adjusted it with its screw. I hope my explanation is clear since English is not my native language. Good luck!
Question:	does it work on straight handlebars with additional bar extension
Answer:	It will work if your bar ends clamp onto the handlebar. As long as you can insert the mirror into the hole in the handlebar, it will work. If your bar ends insert into the hole into the handlebar, then this mirror will not fit as the mirror needs to insert into the hole at in the handlebar.
Question:	The answer to the question of "is the mirror convex?" is no but in the description it says that it is built to be so. is it or is it not
Answer:	It is Convex ! I hate convex mirrors but this one has a slight convex to it. For the flatlanders, take a straightedge and lay it on the mirror. Then you can see the curve. This not the same as cheap convex mirrors. So you could say it is both. Flat enough to be considered flat and convex enough to be considered convex.

Product features

Third Eye Bar End Bicycle Mirror

Get a Third Eye on the bike with you with the Third Eye Bar End Mirror. It is nice to have your mirror attached to your bike. You never leave home without it. This mirror allows you to see what is behind you on a smaller mirror because Third Eye got the correct angle of view by making the Bar End Mirror convex.