Is the mirror removable?
384282
It comes packaged separately but to take out the mirror once its already built you would have to unsrew it
919654
Yes. There is mirror everywhere, inside the door and on all the interior walls.
2092706
No you would need to manually fold or pull out. The main mirror does control from inside, but the lower is manual. We like them.
548274
Yes, the seat can easily be covered with a different fabric. You could leave the mirror unattached and the table could be used without it.
2143814
Mirror is removable. Actually if you buy this set as a new one, it all comes in pieces. And the mirror isn't attached. I have this set for a year now but never removed the mirror, so I don't know if it leaves any marks
561100
No there is not. the mirror is only one sided, the other side is the plastic protective cover.
1185026
Yes, the mirror folds. For the first few times, especially the first time, one needs to use a reasonable amount of force to make it fold in, but with regular use, it becomes easy to fold.
1489103
Yes to both questions. The mirror is real glass and the cushion is easily removed and can be reupholstered.
45419
The mirror can be moved or you can choose not to install it. It is held in place by double sided tape.
1742777
Yes, it IS removable! Each side has a buckle (the kind where you push both sides in and it slides out.)
1586499
yes, it is removable. But I wouldn't know where to buy a replacement just for it if you break it.
976760
No, you have to remove the old mirror first. Then you will see where it goes.
1967161
Yes it is removable. I did not use that piece when I mounted the light to our pole.
1188074
Yes it is safe, just try placing the mirror in a couple of spots to make sure it has the correct visibility before you remove the adhesive paper. Also this mirror rotates 360 degrees so finding a good view is very simple. Ps when removing it permanently for any reason simply spray some Goof Off behind the new mirror and use a plastic putty knife to seperate the two.
2089391
Sorry, I will have to look, I've never noticed it and really am not sure if it is there. I love this mirror!
86774
No I don't think so. In fact, I have an old one just like this that I carry with me when I go away. Couldn't do without my mirror.
1343230
I have used this type of mirror for over twenty years, and currently have four of them in use (homes in different parts of the country). You could pull the mirror off of the helmet mount by pulling the ball out of the socket. You run the risk of breaking that socket/ball or greatly reducing the tension of the socket/ball coupling which would possibly resulting in the mirror flopping/moving during use. I HAVE NOT tried to remove and reattach any of the mirrors I have owned.