If our motorcycle's rearview mirrors are perfectly adjusted and oriented, can we have blind spots or dead zones when looking through them?

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Even if the rearview mirrors are perfectly adjusted, there are always areas that cannot be observed through them. These invisible areas are known as blind spots. Anything obscured by the rider's own body or outside the mirror's viewing angle will not be visible. Therefore, it is advisable to turn your head slightly before performing certain maneuvers to ensure there is no danger.

If our motorcycle's rearview mirrors are perfectly adjusted and oriented, can we have blind spots or dead zones when looking through them?

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