Your motorcycle's rearview mirrors are well adjusted and oriented. Is it possible that blind spots or dead zones occur when you look through the rearview mirrors?

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Rearview mirrors are essential for observing the surroundings, but they have physical limitations. Even when perfectly adjusted and oriented, they cannot cover the entire rear and lateral visual field. There will always be non-visible areas called blind spots. Therefore, it is necessary to complement the mirror vision with a slight turn of the head before performing maneuvers.

Your motorcycle's rearview mirrors are well adjusted and oriented. Is it possible that blind spots or dead zones occur when you look through the rearview mirrors?

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