Blind spot mirror for XADV 750 / 750 XL / 650 What it does Parabolic mirror mounted in the front rider line of sight to help you monitor your blind spot without taking your eyes fully off the road ahead. Keeps the road and traffic within your peripheral vision while showing vehicles entering your blind spot. Key benefits Safer lane changes: check adjacent lanes quickly while maintaining forward focus, reducing the time your eyes leave the road ahead. Faster hazard detection: because it sits in your forward view, a vehicle moving into your blind spot becomes obvious sooner than with side-mounted wide-angle mirrors alone. Stable visibility during cornering: the mirror preserves the road, surrounding traffic and rider in view when the bike leans into curves; its curved surface reduces problematic sunlight reflections that could impair visibility. Features and attributes Function: parabolic blind spot mirror that supplements standard mirrors by showing areas those mirrors may miss. Compatibility: specifically for XADV 750, 750 XL, and 650 models. Positioning: mounted in front, within the rider’s line of sight so information appears in your peripheral vision. Profile and performance: designed for unobtrusive placement in the rider’s view while improving awareness of adjacent traffic and reducing glare-related distraction. Typical use scenarios Highway lane changes: glance at the mirror to confirm there’s no vehicle in the adjacent lane before moving over, without taking your eyes fully off the road. Urban traffic filtering and lane-splitting: monitor fast-approaching or overtaking vehicles that might be in your blind spot while negotiating congested streets. Twisties and cornering: maintain awareness of late-appearing vehicles when leaning into curves, with reduced sun-reflection impact on visibility. Practical notes Intended to supplement, not replace, factory mirrors—use in conjunction with regular mirror checks and shoulder checks for full situational awareness. Designed to make blind-spot information more immediately noticeable by placing it where the rider naturally looks forward.