When it comes to supermotos, it's not just about looks, but also practicality. An often overlooked but crucial factor is the correct mounting of the mirrors. An incorrect distance or insufficient alignment can not only lead to trouble with the police, but in the worst case, even result in being prohibited from continuing your journey.

In this post, we'll take a brief look at the essential points you should keep in mind when mounting the mirrors on your supermoto.

Distance that counts

The golden rule is: The distance between the mirrors must be correct to avoid legal problems. A full 28 centimeters from the center is the standard. Mirrors placed too close together can not only be perceived as a nuisance, but can also lead to complaints from the police.

In the line of sight of law enforcement

The line of sight also plays a crucial role. The mirrors must not deviate by more than 55 degrees from your line of sight. The police keep a close eye on this. Avoid trouble

and make sure your mirrors have the correct alignment.

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