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DoubleTake Adventure Mirror Set
DTM
Regular price
$145.00
PLEASE NOTE!
Late in 2024 DOUBLETAKE began to manufacture their own 6" arms as RAM copied their rugged mirror idea and became a competitor. So DOUBLETAKE took the opportunity to further improve their product. That is what we have in stock. There are a few images shown with the old RAM parts, but the first image is what you will receive.
Our kit includes:
DoubleTakes 6" arms, full adapter kit to allow fitment to all adventure bikes.
- This kit fits almost any motorcycle make and model - Each pair comes with a Universal Adapter Kit which includes two 10 x 1.25mm Extensions, two 10 x 1.5mm BMW adapters, and one Reverse-Thread Adapter.
- Here is a quick list:
- HONDA: 250L, Rally, CB500X, NC750, Africa Twins
- KAWASAK: 300X Versys, Versys 650, Versys 1000
- KTM: All adventure models
- SUZUKI: V-Strom 650, V-Strom 1000
- TRIUMPH: Tigers
- Royal Enfield: Himalayan
- DUCATI: Multistrada
- BETA: 500RR-S
- BMW: 310 GS, 310 R, 800 GS, 1200 GS, 1200 GS
- YAMAHA: FJ-09, Tenere 700
- And many more!
Over the years we have tried many popular Adventure bike mirror options and always come back to the simple and durable DoubleTake ADV sets as they simply work and provide an excellent field of view with minimal vibration distortion. We feel this is the most important feature, functionality over form. There are a bunch of small/minimalist options to choose from on the web if you're into that, but safety and visibility are most important to us and that's why we run the DOUBLETAKE ADVENTURE mirrors on all of our bikes.
Kit includes: 2 mirrors, 2 - 6" arms, 2 - 1" ball mounts, and thread adapters for your bike if needed, a small tube of Loctite thread locker (SRC exclusive!) Apply thread locker to adapter and ball mount threads to prevent your mirrors from vibrating loose. Everything you need to install them in just a few minutes on most bikes!
Install Tip: We recommend using one of the extension arms tightly clamped onto the ball mount to tighten the ball mount (and adapters if needed) into the mirror mounts of your bike.
PS- If you are price shopping, please note that we include the correct adapters and spacers for the specific models below as well as Loctite thread locker to keep them from vibrating loose!
Below is the DoubleTake Mirror inventors story of how the DoubleTakes came to be-
This mirror is the product of much frustration- I spent years breaking other designs and wondering what was going on behind me on the road. Eventually, when I dropped my bike and found myself buying two(!) new master cylinders as a result, I decided it was time to make a really good mirror, one that would function well as a mirror, and also protect the bike (and me) from damage. I had three goals for my design: That it work as well as an OEM mirror for seeing what was going on behind. That it would be indestructible. It would have to give way in a crash to avoid damage not only to the mirror, but also to the bike. That it could fold completely out of the way, so that when I am offroad, I don't have to think about it. Many experiments later, the mirrors for sale here is the result. Both models hit all three marks right on the nose. We use SAE spec glass to give maximum visibility (it can be important to distinguish Crown Victoria headlights from other vehicles!), it is made right here in Colorado Springs from a super tough nylon that we are so certain will survive we offer a lifetime warranty (on the housing, not the glass, but you can buy the glass separately), and sure enough, it folds right down when you want it gone. If you're deciding between the Adventure model, and the Enduro, our advice is simple. If you plan to fold the mirror down a large percentage of the time, the Enduro is right for you. The long size means the head of the mirror tucks away right behind the headlight. If the mirror will more or less remain extended, get the Adventure- the more compact design is more stable at highway speeds. Either way, you can't go wrong.
* Note: SRC MOTO is located in Oregon which is one of the few US states without a general sales tax, so none is charged.
However, when shipping outside the USA, import tax, duties, and other local taxes may still be charged by the destination government or municipality.# double take
