Safety First — Always
Before you dive into this post, I want to ask you to do one thing: please ride with a rearview mirror.
I wear this one on every single ride — it’s inexpensive, light, metal, and has saved my life more than once.
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Safety First
The Rearview Mirror That Saved My Life
I’ve used this Bike Peddler Take-A-Look mirror on every ride since 2014. Glass (not wobbly plastic), quick glance, and cars don’t sneak up on you. If you buy one cycling upgrade this year, make it this.
- Clips to glasses or helmet—fits anyone
- Stable, adjustable arm; clear wide view
- Low-cost safety upgrade that actually gets used
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