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Originally Posted by kannibul I discovered this as I almost nailed a bike the other day. That's what I was thinking about. In my previous cars, looking in the mirrors
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But you could compensate this by turning your head around and look behind through the side window(s). This certainly prevented me (and some bikers for sure) from some crashes *LOL*. Anyway, driving the Z, I had the impression that this didn't work here. Turning my head and looking behind didn't seem to have such a great effect as I was used to. Always felt a bit unsure when changing the lane. I'm wondering if there is really a significant blind spot left, or if you get used to it? Last edited by Camilo; 08-18-2009 at 09:18 AM. |
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