Rizoma presents its Veloce L and standard mirror

The Rizoma brand has presented a very interesting new product: the Veloce L and standard Veloce mirrors. These two products stand out in the brand's range and seemed perfect to us for our motorcycles, a great option for bikes, with a choice between two types of finish.

By Gloria30 May 2013 · 2 min read

The brand Rizoma presents its distinction, its Veloce L, the touch of Italian class in a mirror that lights up the bike’s maneuvers, paying attention to every detail of the machine, and on this occasion taking this step further, which we found most interesting.

For this year, 2013 in particular, it has launched its new Veloce L mirror. This accessory represents a new milestone for Rizoma, which has perfectly combined functionality and design in a mirror that features an integrated turn signal. The big news is that this is the first time the Italian firm has integrated an LED turn signal into the mirror itself, and it has done so flawlessly.

But the Veloce L does not stand out only for this feature; it also excels in its many adjustment possibilities, both vertically and horizontally, which offer a better fit than most mirrors on the market. This model, like all the brand’s products, is made from CNC-machined aluminum and features a new design that is simple yet elegant, which suits sport fairing motorcycles especially well. Although they can also be installed on other types of motorcycles with special adapters, it is especially important that these have the turn signal housed in the fairing.

This mirror and its standard version (without turn signal) feature finishes and attention to detail at their highest level, and have been fully tested and approved to meet European standards. Its wide convex mirror guarantees the best rider visibility and includes an anti-glare treatment.

Both models, the Veloce L and standard Veloce, stand out for their machined surfaces and because they come in two finishes: black, or polished aluminum with a discreet black stripe. The L version is already available at a price of 189 euros, while the standard version can be found for 149 euros. Both optionally include adapters to fit most sport fairing motorcycles. Although installation is quite quick and simple, it is advisable to have it fitted at your usual workshop to avoid problems.

Interesting.

Source | Rizoma