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Picture of REAR VIEW MIRROR FOR SCOOTER The Rear View Mirror for Scooter is designed to create greater visibility for scooter users without requiring that the rider turn his/her head or body. This adjustable unit mounts to the end of the scooter handlebar and has a plastic base and a glass mirror. DIMENSIONS: The mirror is 3.5 inches in diameter. WEIGHT: 1 pound.

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Price: 36.00.

This product record was updated on May 30, 2008.

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Scooterville Discount Mobility

330 West Spring Street
Suite 303
Columbus, Ohio 43215
United States
Telephone: 800-689-0030 or 614-564-1082.
Fax: 614-564-1434.
Web: http://www.scooterville.com.
Email: CustomerService@scooterville.com.


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