Review on 🛵 KiWAV Magazine Chrome Rectangular Mirrors for Motorcycle Sportster Bobber Cruiser Street Naked Road Bike by Keith Gonzales

Would give this mirror 5 stars unless you are installing it on a Harley. built an engine, repainted all the sheet metal, installed a new one, etc. Project for a year. I live a block from the ocean, so the chrome doesn't last long, nor does the polished steel ball that the mirrors spin around. The main reason I bought these mirrors is that they are aluminum. I attached a magnet to it and found that not only were the mirror and stem aluminum as advertised, but the ball and fastener that attaches the mirror to the stem were stainless steel. In addition, the glass is perfectly centered with an even gap to the mirror frame, making repainting a simple affair if necessary. Even the screw that attaches the mirror to the bike is made of stainless steel. Strangely, some other fasteners I don't need were missing, including a washer. The problem with them on HD is that if the mirror isn't rotated far to the rear of the bike, the view is limited and the handles are almost obscured. Square lever enters the master cylinder. The mirror is of such high quality that I had to work hard to match the master cylinder to the mirror. I took a dremel and removed some aluminum from the body, then I sanded and painted the master cylinder. The stem corner could have been rounded instead, but repainting the master cylinder is easier than a mirror.