Doubletake Mirror's Replacement Adventure Mirror Head The Doubletake Adventure Replacement Mirror Head (Part A) is designed as a direct replacement component for the Doubletake Adventure mirror system. Featuring a wider, more angular profile than the round Dual Sport model, this mirror is specifically shaped to provide excellent rearward visibility past wide shoulders and bulky luggage commonly found on larger adventure and touring motorcycles. Constructed from ultra-tough Zytel nylon, the housing is engineered to resist cracking, shattering, and UV degradation during heavy off-road use. It features premium SAE-spec convex glass, which provides a significantly wider field of view to help eliminate blind spots. This product includes only the mirror body housing with the pre-installed glass and its integrated 1-inch mounting ball. It is intended for riders who need to replace a damaged mirror head and does not include the RAM clamping arm or the motorcycle base ball mount required for a complete installation. Features: Adventure Profile: Wide, angular shape is optimized for larger adventure bikes, pushing the field of view outward past the rider. Zytel Nylon Body: Housing is molded from an indestructible Zytel polymer engineered to withstand heavy impacts and crashes. Convex Glass: Premium SAE-spec glass provides a wide-angle field of view, drastically improving rearward visibility on the highway and the trail. Modular Replacement: Allows you to replace just the damaged mirror head without needing to repurchase an entire mounting system. Integrated Ball: Features a molded 1-inch ball on the back of the housing to mate seamlessly with standard RAM B-size arms. Fitment Notes: Adventure vs. Dual Sport Shape: While both Doubletake mirrors utilize the same rugged construction, the Adventure (Part A) mirror features a wider, rectangular design. This shape is generally preferred for mid-weight and heavyweight ADV platforms (like the BMW R1250GS or KTM 890 Adventure) because it extends the reflective surface further horizontally, allowing you to see around wide panniers and riding jackets. Convex Glass: The A mirror uses convex glass rather than flat glass. Convex mirrors make objects appear slightly smaller and farther away than they actually are, but they curve outward to capture a significantly wider field of view. This is critical for dual-sport and adventure riding, as it allows you to quickly spot approaching vehicles or riding partners in your blind spots with a glance. SOLD AS A SINGLE REPLACEMENT MIRROR Part Number: A
