Review on 🛵 7/8 Round Bar End Mirrors | MZS Motorcycle Rear View Mirror | Hollow Classic CNC Black | Compatible with Street, Sport, Naked Road Bike, Cruisers, Touring, Scooter by Robert Abdi

I like the obvious price of $20. However, you get what you pay for. All sub-$90 mirrors here are of relatively equal quality. So don't expect another mirror in the same price range to be astronomically better. Installation is very simple using a standard standoff screw, a screw holding the mirror in the end of the rod and a small hex head screw on the back of the mirror. I swear I tightened them as tight as I could in the steering wheel, but they still kind of loosened up. hence there is only one mirror in the picture, and it is free. (So when you install them make sure you have one of those long allen wrenches with a handle to make it super tight! You can only get it that tight with a regular allen wrench compared to the ones with handles) Another mirror flew out while driving 85 mph on the freeway. These mirrors look great, don't get me wrong. But I hate it, no matter how hard I tighten it, even the little hex screw on the back of the mirror still turns away from me when I accelerate, basically rendering the mirror useless unless I'm using my hand, to adjust the mirror in front of him. flops back where it was. So use Loctite when installing and make sure there is no play and they are obviously tight. I would definitely buy another set but I've already exceeded 3. If you are on a budget this is great. However, if you want mirrors to last longer and be better finished, just save an extra $100-150 and get a nice set of CRG mirrors.