Right now it's Snowbird season here in Florida. I'm not sure I want that detailed a picture of what's going on back there.

 

I don't see any advantage...
I can look away from the road for a second for a snapshot rear view in a mirror or look away from the road for a second for a snapshot rear view on a monitor...
Unless the monitor dies or the sun's shining on it, then I can't see anything in the monitor which takes my attention and concentration from the road ahead.
I think I'll stick with a mirror.

 

I think I'm gonna stick to my dial phone.

 

I think I'm gonna stick to my dial phone.
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if you have a smart phone, they have an app for that (and it works with sound effects an all)

 

I don't think I'm prepared to make a step in that direction,,,
besides, they cant even seam to get the key fob to communicate reliably

I could see putting a backup camera on a goldwing - they have reverse

 

Where do you want to hang on your helmet while cooling down at the Café?

 

Just another high price piece of equipment to go bad.

 

Depending on locale, mirrors are not optional.

 

Don't really see the advantage, but I can see a cop pulling me over for no mirrors!

 

The h3ll with the ones behind you....Look out for the ones in front.

If you worry that much about what is behind you....Maybe you aren't going fast enough.

 

How about a helmet with a rear-view camera and a heads up display?

SKULLY AR-1 Augmented Reality Helmet

 

How about a helmet with a rear-view camera and a heads up display?

SKULLY AR-1 Augmented Reality Helmet

You won't know if you're coming or going.

 

I'm looking for less "bells & whistles" not more!

 

I put these little fisheye adjustable mirrors on my Dark Horse, and I have found out that I rely on these little gems more than the factory mirrors they are attached to. A little on the pricey side ($30.00 a pair for the size they are) but well worth the money, plus they are American made! Another bonus!
http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0170J3DZ2?psc=1&redirect=true&ref_=oh_aui_detailpage_o02_s00

 

I put these little fisheye adjustable mirrors on my Dark Horse, and I have found out that I rely on these little gems more than the factory mirrors they are attached to. A little on the pricey side ($30.00 a pair for the size they are) but well worth the money, plus they are American made! Another bonus!
Amazon.com: Over 1 MILLION sold! MaxiView, World's Best Blind Spot Mirrors! - As Seen On TV! - Made in America! - USA Patent - 360°, Fully Adjustable Ball and Swivel Lane Change Mirrors for All Vehicles!: Automotive

Can you please post a picture... I have someone who can bring this to me next week... I'm not sure if the dark horse mirrors and the scout mirrors are the same and I'd like to make sure I understand how it looks before I buy... Thanks in advance

 

I think a rear camera would be a major distraction. I installed the upgraded mirrors on my Classic; gives just enough added view behind that all that is required to check before changing lanes is a quick glance...