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Chigee SR-1 Blind Spot Detection
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(06-23-2026, 04:39 AM)Motorhead1977 Wrote: I watched with interest. I'm currently using a low tech solution to the mirrors. A couple years ago I installed a set of Hornig mirror extenders and my rearward view is excellent. Had this unit been available then I'm sure I would have installed it as the cost is less than I paid for the mirror extenders. Thanks for the review GG   WAM_thumbsup

You are most welcome.

I had SW Motech mirror extenders on the BMW S1000R when I had that bike, and the current Tiger has excellent mirror coverage for me (yet another reason I bought the bike). But as you know the warning is intended for when you are not looking rearward using the excellent mirrors. 

AAMOF, if the mirrors are wide enough to miss your own shoulders and your peripheral vision is not wide enough, you could conceivably miss the flashing lights on the mirrors. You want these things to be within your peripheral vision when looking straight-ahead. The Chigee dash apparently also has lights on the left and right margins which would solve that problem. I would probably not want those though ... too much warning lights flashing and would hope that the dash lights could be disabled.
Regards,
Grumpy Goat
2016 BMW R1200RS
2023 Triumph Tiger 900 Rally Pro
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Chigee SR-1 Blind Spot Detection - by Grumpy Goat - 06-21-2026, 10:02 AM
RE: Chigee SR-1 Blind Spot Detection - by Eck - 06-22-2026, 02:19 PM
RE: Chigee SR-1 Blind Spot Detection - by Grumpy Goat - 06-23-2026, 11:05 AM

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