⟲ 360° — drag meThe facts.
| Brand | Gilles Tooling |
|---|---|
| Series | MOON |
| Part numbers | M04-03-L-BD (Left) / M04-03-R-BD (Right) |
| Function | Rear-view mirror, replaces the original |
| Material | CNC-machined aluminium stem, turned ring |
| Finish | Matt black |
| Sides available | Left and Right |
| Fitment | Triumph TIGER EXPLORER (2012–2020) |
| Road approval | European type approval E1*81R00/02*0144 (UN R81) |
| Scope of delivery | 1x mirror per side ordered |
DescriptionThe whole story▼
In a proper heatwave the tarmac goes soft. Ruts appear in the queues at junctions, the surface moves under braking, and bitumen comes to the top in the places where the road is under most load, which is exactly where everybody rides.
Key Features
- Supplied per side — fit a pair or replace one
- Even field of view in every direction
- Clamp holds its setting under airflow
- Stem deforms under impact rather than shearing
- CNC-machined aluminium stem, matt black
- European type approval E1*81R00/02*0144
When the Road Itself Is Soft
Braking distances lengthen on the shiny patches, and they are hard to see until you are on them. Everybody behind you is in the same condition without necessarily having worked it out, which makes the gap behind less reliable than the speedometer suggests.
Worth Knowing Before You Brake
The margin you have is the one behind you, and on a day like that it is smaller than it looks. A clear, steady picture is what turns that into a number rather than an assumption. Round glass, turned aluminium ring, milled stem, matt black.
Per Side
Two part numbers, ordered separately.
Road Approval
Type-approved in Europe under UN Regulation 81 as E1*81R00/02*0144. The approval covers the mirror as a rear-view device for two- and three-wheeled vehicles, so it may be fitted to a road-registered machine without further paperwork.
Scope of Delivery
Each order covers one mirror. The opposite side is the other variant on this page and is ordered separately.
Specifications
- Brand: Gilles Tooling
- Series: MOON
- Part numbers: M04-03-L-BD (Left) / M04-03-R-BD (Right)
- Function: Rear-view mirror, replaces the original
- Material: CNC-machined aluminium stem, turned ring
- Finish: Matt black
- Sides available: Left and Right
- Fitment: Triumph TIGER EXPLORER (2012–2020)
- Road approval: European type approval E1*81R00/02*0144 (UN R81)
- Scope of delivery: 1x mirror per side ordered
What's includedEverything in the box▼
- 1x Gilles MOON mirror, matt black (side as selected)
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