Traffic has a unique ability to make motorcycling feel like a completely different hobby. Out on open roads, riding is pure therapy: smooth throttle, clean lines, scenery, and that quiet sense of this is exactly where I’m meant to be. In traffic, it can feel like you’re playing a real-time strategy game where every car is controlled by someone who’s either distracted, late, or emotionally attached to their lane position. And then there are your mirrors. Mirrors in traffic are less of a “helpful visibility tool” and more of a “delicate accessory waiting to be introduced to a car wing mirror.” So let’s talk about it properly. This is a…