Rear view mirror / vibration blurring

[drumnagorrach]

My 02 4PT has a crappy light plastic rear view mirror and I can see fek all behind at any reasonable speed .
Any suggestions for a heavy ( to counter act vibration )rear view mirror . I have bark buster handle bar muffs so bar end aren’t going to work .
Thanks

[donnybach]

Normal mirrors are heavier, probably unavailable, but M&P or demon tweeks would have various options for your choice, rectangle or round, black or chrome etc. the big single does shake the eyeballs a bit on “fast” long rides too. and the fillings out of your teeth.

[Peen]

Ive used these folding round mirrors on both my XT's and seemed to be fine, not excessively blurry at speed, although it is an XT, dont expect miracles. I think they fit the look of the bikes well and fold away for trail riding.

https://www.wemoto.com/parts/ab7862

[cadno]

Have a look at the Doubletake mirrors.
https://www.doubletakemirror.com/
I have the trail kit fitted to my 34L and they're better than the factory mirrors fitted to my 2019 KTM.

[drumnagorrach]

Thanks , Wemoto seem well priced , are they heavy enough to not respond to the vibration ?

[Peen]

They're not heavy, but theyre reasonable enough quality and not overly blurry at speed, I've done a lot of motorway miles on my 3aj and theyve been fine. I think maybe the hinged part, which is plastic with a bolt through it, will isolate the vibrations to some extent.

The brand, Vicma, make a lot of OEM mirrors for the likes of Yamaha, theyre not cheap knock offs.