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Thank you and safe riding, Shela Greenlaw
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| Terry Dellerson from FL Jan 10, 2012 |
i have 2 of your 3rd eyes. they both broke on the piece that adheres to the temple piece of my oakley sunglasses. do you make a wider clip for wider framed glasses and can i send these back for replacement? i just bought one pair on 1/7/12 at bell's cycles in n. miami beach, fl. and have the receipt. it\'s a fabulous product i use for kayaking, when it doesn\'t break. thanks. terry |
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| Terry Dellerson from FL Jan 10, 2012 |
i have 2 of your 3rd eyes. they both broke on the piece that adheres to the temple piece of my oakley sunglasses. do you make a wider clip for wider framed glasses and can i send these back for replacement? i just bought one pair on 1/7/12 at bell's in n. miami beach, fl. and have the receipt. it's a fabulous product i use for kayaking, when it doesn't break. thanks. terry |
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| Dave Sandine from CA Oct 24, 2011 |
I made several modifications that I believe will improve your product. Please refer to your Directions: 1. Since we ride on the right side of the road in the USA, the mirror should be on the left side of the helmet. 2. Since we see out of our eye instead of our ear, the mirror works best about 3" back instead of 4". 3. In order to see cars rather than the top of the helmet, the mirror works better rotated 180 degrees (down) rather than up. Try these suggestions and see if it doesn't improve |
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| Ryan Gunthner from CA Aug 9, 2011 |
I bought a hard shell helmet mirror and the screw will not turn. Am I doing something wrong? It seem if I try to turn it it will snap. I just purchased it through Amazon |
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| Will Mosare from WI Aug 8, 2011 |
Hello - I have been using Chain Wathers on all of my bikes, with excellent results and satifaction. My newest bike is carbon fiber with an oversized seat tube near the bottom bracket, where the Chain Watcher needs to be attached. I saw on your Chain Watcher packaging that "for oversized and oval sit masts, contact sale@thirdeyemirrors.com for larger clamps". I thought I'd try your website and ask about the larger clamps here. What are my options for installing a Chain Watcher on my oversized |
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| Dick Snyder from CO Aug 3, 2011 |
We have bar end mirrors on three road bikes in our family. The basic design is great but there are some annoying deficiencies that I'd like to point out. Actually, I've purchase six of them. Two fell off the ends of the bars because we couldn't tighten them enough. One more broke while I was trying to twist it enough to expand the rubber pieces. The way to install this mirror leaves a lot to be desired. Rather than twist the thing until it finally expands, I removed the mirror from the |
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| shela greenlaw from CA Aug 2, 2011 |
Dear Chip, Just found your message on the website as I was site-sitting. The shims are small, long, rectangular pieces of rubber. I am thinking that a piece of innertube would work; or perhaps two pieces of innertube, glued together, if you need a thicker shim. Size: a bit less than one and a half inches long and one eighth of an inch wide. Approximate thickness of an innertube with a sticky back. Let me know at shela@thirdeyemirrors.com if you need more help. Safe Cycling! Shela Greenlaw |
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| Craig Palmer from NY Jul 19, 2011 |
I purchased your barend mirror. The locking expansion plugs were too large or small for my drop handle bars.I did not receive any shims. I was installing the product and the mirror cracked. I need a replacment mirror and accurate sized plugs,and/or shims sent to me at N/C. It seems to me that others have had the same problems with the barend product. Please let me know how we can resolve the problem. |
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| Chip Mahaney from OH Jul 12, 2011 |
I purchased a Third Eye bar-end mirror from Amazon. My package did not include any shims. It looks to me like the package was not sealed correctly. Can you send me the specs for the shims you suggest? Perhaps I can recreate them here at home. |
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| Larry Griffin from MA Jul 8, 2011 |
Hi Shela. I would like to order multiple of the 'mounting bar' (the piece that ends up cracking over time on the "05"). But I don't see it on your spare parts list. Would very much appreciate you getting back to me on this - how to order spare part, do you accept credit card, etc. Thank you, Larry Griffin |
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| Jeff A Weaver from TX May 18, 2011 |
I bought your "T hird Eye Mirror - BARend Mirror" - UPC 7 30366 09000 0 - for my bicycle. It doesn't fit inside my handle bar. I measured my handle bar's diameter and it's about 3/4". I can put the mirror in and turn it but it's very loose |
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| Arden Roley from WA Apr 28, 2011 |
I want another Third Eye mirror, the old kind, the good ones that were everywhere during the 80s, the kind that clamp to your helmet. I'm currently in BFE, ND, and the best I can do is use those 2nd rate mirrors that either attach to a pair of glasses (not goggles, mind you)or glue onto a helmet. (I do not much care for these crappy, cheap, new helmets either.) Somehow in the process of moving to frostbite territory I have misplaced the one good mirror that I had, and so far Super Glue has |
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| N. Elliott Noorlun from HI Apr 10, 2011 |
Hi Friends, A note to say how much I enjoy my "Third Eye Mirror"!!! Gives me a sense of extra safety and security at a glance while biking to and from work each day here in Honolulu. I like to brag about your product to my family and friends ;o) Keep up the good work, N. Elliott Noorlun |
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| Michael Galvin from WA Apr 1, 2011 |
Interested in the Third Eye Bar End Mirror. But I don't understand how it is installed. I must be obvious but I don't see it. Do you have a picture of it installed on road bike handle bars? |
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| hayes from GA Mar 11, 2011 |
I have really enjoyed using your BARend mirror on my families bikes for years. I once avoided being run over by a wide-load equipment trailer because my rear view mirror gave me adequate warning. I quickly ran off the road into the ditch just as the front of the trailer clipped off a mail box that was on the shoulder of the road where I had been riding. I need a new mirror insert for one of my BARend mirrors that is cracked. If I understand your website, I can send in $6.00 and get a replace |
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| Charles from GA Feb 28, 2011 |
I just received an 03 and the Bell helment that I have has the shell and interlining altogether and is too thick for the width of the mirror. I hate to cut on the liner. the suggestion to place it on the helment and slide to appropriate location will be tough as I will have to cut quite a bit of liner. Any other suggestions? |
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| Kenneth Whitsett from AZ Feb 16, 2011 |
I recently purchased a Third Eye BARend Mirror (09). While installing the mirror, the mirror portion broke off. I would like to get a replacement. Thank you. |
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| Daniel Grosch from VA Oct 25, 2010 |
I ride a lot, commute, tour, mountain, road. 7K plus per year. I have used third eye forever-great product. Lately The silver mirror surface disappears. It simply retreats to the center. When it gets smaller than a dime, I must discard it and get another. I have had three in just over one year. Are you using less robust silver or am I just sweating more??? Dan---63 years young. |
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| Lou levison from OR Oct 23, 2010 |
I recently got a bar end mirror. I bought your product because it is made in USA. I was very disappointed with the mounting method. The emphasis seems to be on manufacturing simplicity and cost savings.It really didn't work out with the ID of the this MTB handlebar. Some of the imports I've seen have very functional and robust mounting systems. Please re-design or at least add additional sizes of elastomer plugs. Thanks, Lou |
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| Will Lofft from CA Oct 17, 2010 |
Love your eyeglass product - in fact love it so much I have now bought at least 10 of them! If there was a competitive product, I would have turned to them years ago. Please tell me why you have done nothing to strengthen the back part of the arm when they have broken in the same place since I started buying them - maybe 10 (?) years ago. I would sure appreciate it if you would do something for me - this is unacceptable. (If your solution is to send one backup arm - don't bother) Wil |
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| Geoff Sharein from BC Sep 29, 2010 |
Hi there, I saw your booth at interbike and brought home a couple of samples. As great as your mirrors are, your Chain Watcher really caught my eye. I was wondering if you could tell me a bit about pricing, shipping to Vancouver BC Canada, as well as info I'd need for customs (country of manufacture etc). Thanks so much Geoff Sharein Spokes Bicycle Rentals |
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| Dan G from AL Sep 28, 2010 |
Purchased your BARend Mirror (09) yesterday at my local bike shop. The rubber mount seems to reduce vibration... a nice design that works well on my road bike. In addition, I, too, am grateful for your product being Made in the U.S.A.! |
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| David Major from SC Sep 23, 2010 |
I have your Bar End mirror. Works pretty well. Suggestion, make another version with a 1" extension to get the mirror out further. I use the Ergon grips on my Mountain Bike. The grips have "horns" that extend forward. The mirror is so close to the bar end that it gets in the way of the grip and horn extension. a 1" extension would make it work, I think. |
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| John from AZ Aug 27, 2010 |
I very much enjoy the features and benefits of the Third Eye Mirror. It took only a few minutes to lock on and "fine tune" my eye's to realize the benefits. Also, I am very pleased to see a "Made in U.S.A. notation. Best regards, John |
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| David Larkin from OR Aug 20, 2010 |
I bought on July 27 2010 third eye mirror the glass,s clip snaped in half cliping it on glass,s this means the clip to mirror was defective you need to send replacement part free of charge or cost to me when I get replacement I will send defective part back address below. David. 3428 Adah Ave NE Albany,Ore.97322 |
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| Steve Griffen from OH Aug 14, 2010 |
I purchased a third eye BARend mirror over thirty days ago. I went to install it today and the mirror cracked while installing. I was having difficulty fitting into my Ergon bar end grips. The retailer will not let me return it. Are you willing to stand behind your product and replace it? Also, is this product designed to work with Ergon bar ends? |
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| Kurt Ostheimer from CT Aug 9, 2010 |
We love your Barend Mirrors and have them on 5 of our bikes. After lots of riding, I now have 3 with broken glass. Can I buy just to mirror end that attaches with a screw? |
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| George Tinkham from MA Jul 17, 2010 |
I recently purchased Third Eye EYEglass Mirror and i'm very pleased with how well it works however it would be easier to store if the mirror would swivel far enough so that it could be stored flat lessening the chance of being broken. |
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| Steve Maxfield from MI Jul 8, 2010 |
07/08/10: I just purchased and received a Third Eye BARend Mirror (09) since all of the reviews I read were very positive. Unfortunately, it won’t fit inside the handlebar of my wife’s’ 2005 Raleigh Sports Comfort bicycle. I tried soap suds, and even WD-40. Any suggestions? |
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| tom mclaughlin from FL May 22, 2010 |
I enjoy your product, however, the clip on the third eye eye glass mirror(05) keeps breaking perhaps you could strenghten the clip. I,ve gone through 3 in two months. |
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| barry kesner from NC Apr 15, 2010 |
The mirror (09) that fits into the handle bar, does not fit into an older generation (10+ yo) rock hopper. I have tried over 5 times and have not been able to force it in. I bought the mirror new at REI. Do you have a solution besides return. |
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| kevin from MN Mar 25, 2010 |
Just tried out my third eye barend mirror. Nice mirror. Going to REI today to get my wife one. Kevin. |
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| steve tgettis from MA Mar 23, 2010 |
I purchased a 3rd Eye mirror a few months ago and did the duct tape thing to attach it to my helmet so that I could be sure of the right final fit. While having a cup of tea, I thought I'd I take a look at your site which was listed on the packaging in front of me. I like what I see. I'm 1.) a retired safety manager, 2.) an avid biker and 3.) the nephew of someone that was mentally challenged. During my safety manager years, I conducted mock OSHA surveys in several dentists' offices and was |
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