Front-mounted parabolic mirror for motorcycles and scooters Key benefits Improves blind-spot awareness by placing a parabolic mirror inside the rider’s forward line of sight. Makes potential hazards entering blind areas more immediately visible than side-mounted wide slats or mirrors. Lets you glance at the mirror without turning your head or taking your eyes off the vehicle or object ahead; the area ahead remains in your peripheral vision. Continuous horizontal curvature delivers approximately 180° horizontal coverage for a broad field of view. Function and compatibility Designed to be mounted on the front of a motorcycle or scooter within the rider’s forward sightline. Function: the parabolic surface expands the visible field so you can detect vehicles or obstacles approaching from side blind zones sooner. Suitable for motorcycles and scooters where a centrally placed, easily glanced mirror is preferred. Performance highlights Central placement increases the speed and ease of hazard detection compared with mirrors or slats mounted to the sides. Wide horizontal coverage reduces the need for repeated head turns while riding, helping you keep focus on the road ahead. Practical use scenarios Urban commuting: quickly spot vehicles merging from side streets or lanes while keeping attention on traffic ahead. Lane changes and overtaking: confirm adjacent-lane traffic without full head turns, reducing reaction time. Slow-speed maneuvers and filtering: monitor gaps and approaching vehicles from the side while maintaining forward awareness. What it does (clear) Provides a centrally mounted, forward-line-of-sight mirror solution that expands lateral visibility. Offers continuous horizontal coverage (180°) to help detect side blind-spot hazards earlier. What it is not Not a replacement for proper mirror checks and safe riding practice; it supplements existing mirrors by improving early detection from a central position.