Review on 🔍 Foldable 3" Round Bar End Mirrors with 7/8" Handle for Harley Davidson, Kawasaki, Suzuki, Yamaha Cruiser, Dirt Bike, Scooter, ATV - Black by Toki Louton

I found out about these mirrors from Blockhead on YouTube. He installed it on his grom and after watching the video i thought i might install it on my 2017 honda cb500f as the steering wheel assembly looks like a grom. So I bought mirrors and installed them, but encountered some difficulties. .Since I don't have an aftermarket steering wheel I used a steering wheel assembly. The screws that come with these mirrors are too wide for the threaded hole. So I bought smaller and shorter screws, including hex screws, from Osh's hardware store. I also bought spacers as Blockhead used some of these on the throttle side (I used 4 spacers to keep the throttle from getting stuck). Eventually I bought Locktite. After that, installation was a breeze. I removed the weighted ends of the beam, screwed hex head screws to the mirrors and spacers, and filled everything with Loctite. The mirror supports were still moving. So I'm hoping the locktite keeps her from moving. The mirrors themselves appear sturdy and certainly not cheap. The round shape of the mirrors really helps me to see from behind. Much better than those tall ugly standard mirrors. I took her for a test drive. There isn't much vibration and positions haven't moved. The fastest speed I have ever ridden was 50 mph. This bike is my commuter so I don't use it at highway speeds and have nothing to do with the mirrors in relation to those speeds. I give 5 stars for the quality of the mirrors. I don't think it's fair to rate this installation product as it may not be compatible with my bike. I wrote this review for those who own a 2016 onwards honda cb500f and are looking for good quality mirrors that are reasonably priced. I will update this review if my install fails.