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Similar to the rear-view mirrors you see on cars, motorcycles and some bicycles, scooter and wheelchair mirrors help you see what’s going on behind you before you make turns or shift position. The dual mirrors are adjustable so you can maximize your view on your left and right sides. By enabling you to become more aware of the environment around you, these mobility mirrors can contribute to your safety and the safety of others. Yet, it is important to note that these types of mirrors also have a blind spot like all rear view mirrors on vehicles. Therefore, you need to be careful to watch for pedestrians, cars, trucks, and cyclists who may not be reflected in the mirror and are to your left or right side. Always take precautionary steps to look around before making any steering adjustments as you navigate and enjoy your outings. Related ArticlesMobility Scooter Mirrors and Other Scooter InfoElectric Mobility Lifts ADA Bathroom Design Mobility Scooter Lifts Wheelchair Battery Chargers Return to HOME page |
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