The glass in my offside wing mirror is very juddery.
Is this an easy fix? Will I need a whole new wing mirror or can I just replace the glass and whatever it is that holds it steady.
Shaky wing mirror
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Re: Shaky wing mirror
Is this on a bike? -or a car?
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Re: Shaky wing mirror
Interesting how originally they were all mounted on the wing. Now they are all on the door and yet we still refer to them as wing mirror.
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Re: Shaky wing mirror
Haha this is somewhat unfortunate- I thought I was on my old Citroen car forum as it looks just like this one!
Apologies... as you were.
blame the sun for making my head funny. I’ll be back with a proper bike question soon I’m sure
Apologies... as you were.
blame the sun for making my head funny. I’ll be back with a proper bike question soon I’m sure
Re: Shaky wing mirror
Well it could have been a cycle forum question, but the wing mirrors seem to have shaken right off......
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Re: Shaky wing mirror
Not quite all. I remember driving a van with them fitted where the non-opening quarter light met the window. I wish I could remember the make but it was soooo many years ago. Oblong things. I wonder if they were a retro fit?
Quarter lights - I wonder which was the last vehicle fitted with quarter lights? My guess is a Transit