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09/4/2007 at 7:30pm
Location: East Yorkshire
Outfit: Bailey Pegasus 546
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Hi Graang
I have a set that I'm using at the moment. I also bought a set of Milenco ones HERE to try with a view to selling the "surplus" pair on Ebay. I used a set of £9.99 Raydot clip ons before that but they suffer from bad vibration.
The only problem I find with the Suck it and See are the suckers obscure quite a large amount of the car mirror. The adjustment from inside the car is great, with negligible vibration. They are also really easy to fit.
The Milenco ones I prefer for all round vision, but I just snapped the retaining clip trying to fit them to my new car. I've emailed Milenco to enquire about spares. They don't interfere with the existing mirrors vision, but can be a bit of a pain to adjust.
HTH
Paul
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15/4/2007 at 9:21am
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Quote: Originally posted by Biosdoctor on 09/4/2007
Hi Graang
I have a set that I'm using at the moment. I also bought a set of Milenco ones HERE to try with a view to selling the "surplus" pair on Ebay. I used a set of £9.99 Raydot clip ons before that but they suffer from bad vibration.
The only problem I find with the Suck it and See are the suckers obscure quite a large amount of the car mirror. The adjustment from inside the car is great, with negligible vibration. They are also really easy to fit.
The Milenco ones I prefer for all round vision, but I just snapped the retaining clip trying to fit them to my new car. I've emailed Milenco to enquire about spares. They don't interfere with the existing mirrors vision, but can be a bit of a pain to adjust.
HTH
Paul
graang
Have to agree with Paul here, my friend had those suck on mirrors and he lost his passenger side one on the motorway, he swapped to the ones i have the Milenco 
He also got peeved off with his suck on mirror pointing downwards when he too looked at the kerb by using his auto adjust in reverse passenger mirror, we did take the P*ss at a BBQ on site once about them, sorry but we think they do suck
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