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03-29-2003, 07:30 AM

Funny. I use the "rubber strap style" mirror on the driver's side and it has worked great for 3 years. Very little vibration and easy to put on and take off.
I tried the CITI morrors and returned them to Camping World. I did not like the fact that you needed to insert a wedge to get them to work. It seemed like the wedge could be easily lost.
I tried putting a rubber strap mirror on the passengers side after doing without a PS mirror for over 2 years. It did not work as well as on the driver's side. The  hook for the rubber strap was now on the bottom of the mirror making attachment cumbersome. I opted for a much more expensive - about the same price as a CITI- UTM mirror that attaches with nylon straps and a ratchet tightning device. It is pretty good but the mirror surface is very small. Overall I like the $12 rubber strap mirror the best.

Bruce

03-29-2003, 07:30 AM	#9
Bruce Guest Posts: n/a	Re: TrailManor Accessories Funny. I use the "rubber strap style" mirror on the driver's side and it has worked great for 3 years. Very little vibration and easy to put on and take off. I tried the CITI morrors and returned them to Camping World. I did not like the fact that you needed to insert a wedge to get them to work. It seemed like the wedge could be easily lost. I tried putting a rubber strap mirror on the passengers side after doing without a PS mirror for over 2 years. It did not work as well as on the driver's side. The  hook for the rubber strap was now on the bottom of the mirror making attachment cumbersome. I opted for a much more expensive - about the same price as a CITI- UTM mirror that attaches with nylon straps and a ratchet tightning device. It is pretty good but the mirror surface is very small. Overall I like the $12 rubber strap mirror the best. Bruce