www.BurgmanUSA.com

by **Gio** » Sun Sep 18, 2011 16:39 16

Looks like this idea may be a good one especially when riding in cities. Often you can find you need eyes in the back of your head to keep track of other riders and drivers as they all juggle for space. The same applies on motorways when an over the shoulder 'lifesaver' look may mean you miss the car in front and in the slow lane pulling out into your path because you are in his blind spot !

http://www.huntercreate.com/index.htm

by **NormanB** » Mon Sep 19, 2011 15:44 15

I likes it, I likes it a lot.

by **DJJTK** » Mon Sep 19, 2011 16:10 16

+1 .. I like it as well .. :thumbup:

by **tarmacburner2** » Mon Sep 19, 2011 17:10 17

Couldn't see details of price on the website. I'll contact them and get some details.

One thing I would like to have seen is mounts that could be fitted/ swapped to various screens. Mind you if the price is reasonable I can always get one for each screen.

I'll post any details that I get. Also I'll try and get a discount for people mentioning either BurgmanUSA or Silverwing600 forums.

Cheers,

by **tarmacburner2** » Tue Sep 20, 2011 6:38 06

This video shows how far off the screen the Riderscan sits so no problem with blocking vented air.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=17eSsrwD ... re=related

Just spoken to the inventor. £36.00 + postage is an introductory price so probably no additional discount. None in stock at the moment but I am on the list of people to be contacted when he does have them available. I'll post on this site or go and register yourself on his website.

Cheers,

by **jenkins** » Tue Sep 20, 2011 16:02 16

Great product!!! :thumbup:

Pls keep us posted on its availability. :cheers:

Jim

by **Marv** » Sun Oct 09, 2011 19:52 19

Back in my old trucking days I had large side view mirrors and covex mirrors on my Peterbuilt truck. Obviously you could not see behind you because you had the 40 foot trailer there. The thing that was wrong with the convex mirror was at sundown when the sun is behind you you can't escape the sun in your eyes. I imagine it would be the same for this "Riderscan" mirror.

by **ErikDK** » Mon Oct 10, 2011 15:02 15

http://members.tripod.com/webzapper/duelnoise.wav

http://members.tripod.com/webzapper/dueltruckshifts.wav

http://www.stlouisdumptrucks.com/Duel/s ... 16x771.jpg

It's Peterbilt, not Peterbuilt.

by **Marv** » Mon Oct 10, 2011 15:33 15

It's Peterbilt, not Peterbuilt.

It'd been 35 years ago. One forgets!

by **Scootereno** » Tue Oct 18, 2011 8:40 08

Although this is supposedly a safety device i would find it a hazard. I would be so distracted in how good I look on my Burgman that I might not pay attention to what I am supposed to. :lol:

But I like it!

by **Gio** » Fri Oct 21, 2011 17:41 17

I have to admit glancing at our Burgman’s reflection when we pass a suitable glass covered building............. :oops:

by **Hammer** » Mon Nov 07, 2011 23:27 23

I'm thinking that a homemade one will be easy enough to make. If you look closely at it, the inventor did not go too far at all from his original try with a sauce pan/frying pan. It just looks like a portion of the pan was cut out and mounted. Guess you can do the same with a shiny bicycle fender. $100 US seems a bit pricey. Just have to figure out the mount.