If the surface of the rearview mirrors is somewhat convex, the vehicles driving behind are seen...

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Motorcycle rearview mirrors usually have a slightly convex surface to expand the driver's visual field. However, this curvature alters the real perception of distances and sizes. As a result, vehicles driving behind are seen smaller than normal. This causes the false sensation that they are much further away than they really are.

If the surface of the rearview mirrors is somewhat convex, the vehicles driving behind are seen...

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