Hello. What kind of mirror are you thinking about making? I looked at your web site and am not exactly certain what you do and what you are looking to find out from us. What I can tell you is, it’s taken us almost 10 years to perfect our mirror; and, in fact we are making a running upgrade with the coating on the next batch of wire forms. The mirror isn’t as simple as it looks – the actual glass is safety glass, cut by water jet and then sealed; the back is made from plastic in a mold we had made and once done, it is sent to have the logo printed on the back to another company; the wire form is produced by a wire forming company, threaded by Phil Wood in California, and coated by a special vinyl coating process. We then glue the mirror to the back, place a white dot on the wire form, put two more special bends in the wire, inspect, clean, and package each one – all individually, by hand. Except for the wire threading, it’s all done here in Ohio. We were working on a mirror for a ball cap; but, that hasn’t been a big priority and it’s currently on the back burner for other projects. Contact me via email (dlbees@gmail.com) if you’d like to discuss this more! Thanks. Diane

o no – you can bend the wire in the middle! Just don’t try to bend it at the mirror/wire intersection. We expect that you will need to make adjustments to the wire.

It’s really “tough” – so, you can use a pliers, just be careful. If you break it – not to worry; we’ll replace it.

Happy Holidays,

Diane & Nrian

Hi Anthony – there is no such thing as a “copy”… every bike is fit, designed, and built to order. We absolutely would love to chat with you!

Best regards,

Diane & Brian