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You asked what makes the AllView different, just offering my experience (also forgot that I'd already posted in the thread, heh). By all means use whatever mirror you like best. From Dave's post, sounds like it isn't just Hoerr who is having issues. Hopefully it gets sorted out.
Advice on an inside rearview mirror
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, 04-19-2011 06:19 PM
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Posted 08-27-2014 11:23 AM
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Posted 08-27-2014 08:53 PM
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The best mirror I've used, sad to say, is a cheapy 8.95 clip on mirror from Walmart. I think Pep Boys has something similar. I tried the LA mirror and could never get it positioned right and then killed it with the helmet. Before that I tried a wink but could never get used to it. Scared myself silly. I zip tie the clip on mirror in place over the stock mirror in case the 'clips' fail and call it a day. The 11.75 length works just great in the Miata and isn't nearly as susceptible to helmet collisions.
http://www.walmart.c...Mirror/17805972
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Posted 08-28-2014 01:39 PM
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We used to sell a bunch of AllView, cant get any longer... Try them direct.
A customer returned one of those long Longacre convex. I tossed it in the new car to just have something and it works well. I positioned it fiirther to the right so there are no helmet issues. I'm happy with it.
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