Review on Diydeg Modified Motorcycle Adjustable Replacement by Jason Vigen

As the name suggests, they're definitely a cosmetic upgrade over the stock Ninja 400 mirrors, but that's about all they have. I have traveled with them and have edited my review to reflect this. Don't expect to see behind you with it. All I can see while driving is my gloved hand and a small smudge on the side. Installation is relatively painless and I settled on two pieces of rubber to fit between the mirror and windshield, although a similar, more expensive listing for the same product on Amazon shows they can do without them. The screws were very tight as they need to be loosened to adjust the transom and wing angle prior to installation. It may take some trial and error. As you can see from one of the pictures, the mounting screws are visible and the universal design of the mounting slots leaves a fairly large hole for water to drain through, unlike standard mirrors where the head of the screw covers the hole. The mirrors didn't come with any rubber cap that can be used to cover the screws, which I'd like to see. Have fun driving.