Review on 🚲 Bike-Eye Narrow Frame Mount Mirror for Enhanced Visibility by Tom Oberhue

When I saw this product I knew I needed some kind of side mirror, but personally I didn't like the "round" versions of the mirrors, even the ones that stick to helmets or similar different. attached to a person's glasses. I liked it straight away. It's sleek, stylish and in an unobtrusive position on the bike, yet allows the rider to see behind them simply by looking in the mirror. As for the road bike frame, my 1999/2000 Lemond mounts securely under the head tube or between the down tube and top tube. I had to keep adjusting the mirror to get the desired effect of a working bike rear view mirror. It has a real mirror and its base in semi-rigid black plastic and is fixed with two cable ties that come with the product, together with a wrench to remove the screws (for necessary adjustments, changes of direction) or if you have other colors cable ties (to match your bike frame) to use as you like. If you ride a car, even if you don't ride with riders often, I would recommend all road cyclists to have some sort of rear-view mirror on their bike. I have to say that for this particular item it is by far the best in terms of "style" compared to what other product manufacturers do in terms of bike rearview mirrors. Bravo! The only product design recommendation I can think of is to increase the width of the Narrow's rearview mirror a bit more to give a better all-round view of what's behind you when you're driving.