MICTUNING Universal Motorcycle Mirrors - Bar End Rear View Mirrors for ATV Scooter Cruiser

Easy to install mirrors, as long as they are installed correctly they do not move and offer great visibility, I fitted them to a 2017 Yamaha MT-09 They feel of good quality and can be adjusted to many angles, they make my bike look a lot better then the oem mirrors. One of the mirrors arrived with a bit of an issue with the paint on them but the seller sent out a replacement promptly. Very happy with the mirrors so far, I’ve ridden with them for about 200-250 miles at slow speeds and 70mph plus and had no problem with them moving or vibrating, I’d suggest setting the mirrors to your perfect visibility then tight everything up. Will update in future if any issues.

After reading the reviews I wasn't sure if I should get theses or not. The only problem I have with them is installing them in the handle bars could be a bit better as I had to use molegrips to hold it to stop it spinning while tightening it up to the max. I can see clear as day through them they're brilliant and worth the money so far. I may upgrade in the future but for now they will stay on for as long as they last.

Easy to install and use. Unfortunately there's a design flaw in the ball fixture which connects the mirror itself to the arm. The ball is made of (I assume) stainless steel and is connected to the arm by just squeezing the steel to form around the square aluminium arm - the squeezed steel can easily get bent out of shape and make the arm wobble in its socket. I would suggest loosening the two bolts on the mirror frame which grip the ball when making adjustments and then re-tightening them once you're done, so that you don't put too much stress on the ball/arm joint when adjusting.

They Didnt particularly fit great. Managed to get them on for around 2 weeks before they actually fell off whilst riding, the bolts themselves don't actually fit the bracket it comes with so I had to source my own, and then the plastic mount broke whilst riding, presumably from vibrations causing them to fall off. All from town riding as well so this was surprising, im just glad it didn't damage another car whilst falling down the road.

They are okay! Nothing special really small so they are more for fashion than useful

Loads better than other lighter but cheaper material made ones quite heavy which gives good rear view vision less vibration and the bars less vibration too in the hands all around spot on as yet

Low quality and produced cheaply. You will get what you pay for. I put these on my Triumph street T and they moved easily. Installation did not take over 10 minutes but the internal spacers did not produce enough friction to stabilize the mirrors. Unfortunately I had to return these to the seller. My recommendation is spend a little bit more money and upgrate to sturdier mirrors otherwise you will have to spend twice.

Works perfect, great quality considering how cheap they were massive thumbs up

I needed to use these as a temporary situation. They are not practical to be used in real live high speeds, they keep moving and vibrating. They are weak and break easily too, not the mirror, the handle which holds the bar broke. The pair that I ordered came in damaged, one of the mirrors were broken/cracked. The mirrors are not "objects are far than they seem". If you want to use mirrors just for show, get it or else there is no practical use for them.

I think that a lot of people who are having issues with this should try using threadlocker. I'm really happy with my left mirror (once I used threadlocker). The ball joint on the right mirror is pretty crap. I've tried to get a replacement sent but I've gotten no reply from the seller. Also I did drop the right side mirror while trying to fix it and learned the hard way that the paint is pretty low quality too. But for the price I think it is fine

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Used on a regular 7/8in thick bar used on dirt bikes, the mirrors are genuinely not only the best by looks but the quality feels so good. They have that nice thick and heavy feeling to it and since they’re so slim I am hoping the wind doesn’t move them as I ride. They have perfect adjusting in my opinion but the left mirror was harder to get on the bar for whatever reason, as if the threading wasn’t as big as the one on the right. I did really want to put them into the handlebars but that “nut” is the only thing that doesn’t fit and I’d have to guess that is my handlebars’ fault not the products. Plus I actually like this look better as I can probably see better since my arms aren’t covering them. (The kemimoto mirrors I got were so large that I couldn’t fully turn, could only use the right one, and adjustability was so bad that half the mirror was just my leg.)

Great looking mirrors. Screws that come with them strip easily if you need to adjust / tighten more than once. They are made of a cheap metal.. Ikea like. Bought M5 mm x 16mm Robertson for the mirror clamp adjuster screws and M8 x 70mm socket head screws to screw them in the handle bars. ER6N KAWASAKI