...that uses one of these on a regular basis. It's a simple little clip-on to the helmet visor. The only time I don't wear it is during a race. I know exactly where the cars are when wearing it.
In our roadie group of over twenty regulars I'm the only one that wears a rear view mirror. Consequently, I'm the first one to always to yell "car back" to the rest of the group to give warning. I've also noticed that triathletes training solo never seem to be wearing rear view mirrors.
IMO, a rear view mirror is every bit as important as a helmet as a safety precaution. You wouldn't drive a car or motorcycle without one, so why different on a bike? Just wondering what other people think.
In our roadie group of over twenty regulars I'm the only one that wears a rear view mirror. Consequently, I'm the first one to always to yell "car back" to the rest of the group to give warning. I've also noticed that triathletes training solo never seem to be wearing rear view mirrors.
IMO, a rear view mirror is every bit as important as a helmet as a safety precaution. You wouldn't drive a car or motorcycle without one, so why different on a bike? Just wondering what other people think.