2PCS Bike Rear View Mirrors - Adjustable, Rotatable Handlebar with Wide Angle Convex Mirror for Mountain, Off-Road, and Fixed Gear Bikes Review

These very cheap mirrors are cheap plastic not glass you have to understand - concave to the point where I can't see oncoming cars anymore could see me until they are literally next to me. It can be useful to have a smaller field of view to the rear, but with a more realistic 1x image of what's happening directly behind you. As others have pointed out, the rubber straps that attach the mirrors to the bike are obviously a weak point - they are very fragile!

I recently bought these bike mirrors for my 16" commuter e-bike. They arrived on time and were fairly easy to install on my bike handlebars. After installing them, I rode my bike around my neighborhood, which has quite a lot of hills, and the mirrors stayed in place and I could easily see if any cars were approaching behind me. I highly recommend these mirrors as they are not very expensive and very easy to install as shown in my video.

Highly recommend the GINKHY bike mirror kit. Watch my instruction video. I reviewed over 20 bike mirrors and chose them for several reasons: 1. Ease of assembly. Thanks to the stiff but slightly elastic adjustable straps, it only takes about 10 seconds to attach to your bike's handrails. 2. The rearview mirror rotates 360 degrees to see all angles for safety. 3. I mounted the right handrail on both of my foot pedal e-bikes. I plan to buy a second pair to attach to the left bike rails of both…

Used on my old Raleigh mtn. Bicycle. As the title suggests, the mirror is very easy to install. I actually installed it on my bull horns and it didn't interfere with the handlebar grips. It holds up well on both roads and trails without losing its set position. Its wide viewing angle is good enough to see nearby drivers and other vehicles. However, I would like the mirror to provide more rear vision (probably not as convex), which would be a big help on roads where cars are approaching much…