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My New Cycle Mirror








I have a new cycle mirror. I used to have another one, but sadly I could not see anything that was behind me. So this is what I did. I went to a welding shop, the man welded a big rod onto the cycle handle. After that he took the mirror and welded the mirror onto the rod. Now I can see very well. I can even see cars on the road. I got this mirror fixed because I love cycling. One day I cycled 15 kilometers! Here is a picture of the rod on my cycle.







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  1. josh29 March 2010 at 14:33

    this is cooool - i wd love to see how the view differs from normal tx to this innovation

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  2. Aroona Bhat31 March 2010 at 18:26

    where did you go cycling? 15 kms eich? wonderful. I love the sound of this innovation & I look forward to seeing it too when I come down.
    Lots of love & kisses
    Chikks

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