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You've got mirrors on a motorbike though, right? On a bike, unless you're an SPD sandal-wearing tourer with bar-end mirrors etc, you're relying on shoulder-checks to see what's going on.
Edit: Also, on a motorbike you're less likely to have faster traffic speeding past you with a gap of a few centimetres.
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Yes, I am relying on shoulder checks.
On a motorbike, on a bicycle, and in a car to check the blindspot. -
And you can sit in primary to your heart's content. On a bike, you've always got to be aware of that twat gunning it into a pinchpoint and the extra dimension of being able to hear changes in engine note can only be a good thing IMO.
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I'm considering one of these for a future trip.
A more discrete set up like, I draw the line at sandals mind.
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.mo.
i'm used to riding a motorbike so loud i can't hear other traffic so I just look behind me to see what's there.