MacMall sucks. They are the single worst computer vendor I have ever dealt with. My last purchase resulted in them overcharging me by about $250, which they have yet to correct, dating to last October. It's a shame they are the vendor for this special deal, I'd never consider using them again at any price.
I didn't see this post when I posted(it's the next thread), but check out www.reevu.com
Looks like a simple, effective solution for what you want. If it's even close to as effective as it seems, I'd get it in a heartbeat.
I haven't seen this in person yet, but I was wondering if any fellow riders have seen anything from Reevu?
A good picture of it in action is here.
I personally would prefer to know if there's lunatics behind me. On any bike you're familiar with, you're shifting by "feel", as you have a pretty good idea of where you are in the power curve. And for the most part, you know what gear you're in, and it doesn't matter that much if you don't. Glancing at the side mirrors is fine, but there are blind spots, and this rear-view mirror by Reevu seems like it should cover the most important part: immediately behind me at close distance.
Anyway, I haven't seen it yet, but it should be available soon, if not already.
That doesn't make sense, really. Mac users legally download more music per capita, and though I couldn't find a source, I'd bet anything that Mac users are more likely to own an iPod than Win users are to own any MP3 music player.
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MacMall sucks. They are the single worst computer vendor I have ever dealt with. My last purchase resulted in them overcharging me by about $250, which they have yet to correct, dating to last October. It's a shame they are the vendor for this special deal, I'd never consider using them again at any price.
I didn't see this post when I posted(it's the next thread), but check out www.reevu.com Looks like a simple, effective solution for what you want. If it's even close to as effective as it seems, I'd get it in a heartbeat.
I haven't seen this in person yet, but I was wondering if any fellow riders have seen anything from Reevu? A good picture of it in action is here. I personally would prefer to know if there's lunatics behind me. On any bike you're familiar with, you're shifting by "feel", as you have a pretty good idea of where you are in the power curve. And for the most part, you know what gear you're in, and it doesn't matter that much if you don't. Glancing at the side mirrors is fine, but there are blind spots, and this rear-view mirror by Reevu seems like it should cover the most important part: immediately behind me at close distance. Anyway, I haven't seen it yet, but it should be available soon, if not already.
That doesn't make sense, really. Mac users legally download more music per capita, and though I couldn't find a source, I'd bet anything that Mac users are more likely to own an iPod than Win users are to own any MP3 music player.