Review on Handle Motorcycle Mirrors Yamaha Kawasaki by Michael Cleveland

I prefer these stock mirrors. On the plus side, the stock rear-view mirrors are removed, allowing you to lean forward on the tank on the freeway for a better view. Also, I really think they make the bike more aggressive. The downsides are they're difficult to install and dropping the bike will throw them out of position, but that's a given with mirrors on the ends of the bars. You need to make sure they hook onto the handlebars, then attach the base of the mirror, and finally adjust the mirror to get the right angle. Many times the ends of the rod have become twisted or loosened when trying to adjust any of the three. However, once you install them, they feel solid, and unless you have a chokehold, you won't feel much vibration. If you drop the bike they can come loose as the force will fling either the mirror or the base or the end of the handlebars.