Aeroway Motorcycle Rearview Side Mirrors With LED Turn Signal Indicator Integrated, suitable for Honda CBR 125R 250R 600RR 1000RR, Yamaha FZ1 FZ6 YZF R1, Suzuki Sport Bike Review

I'm usually pretty bad at installing motorcycle gear, especially when it comes to splicing, but these mirrors were a breeze compared to other parts, that i did The turn signals on the mirror are also very useful as they offer a nice touch and for the price are honestly not a problem.

The title clearly says they fit a Honda cbr250r, which they technically did...but you have to manipulate them to the point of breaking them to get any idea get what's behind you (they're very short). The signals work and you can see the lights clearly, but if you really want to see what's behind use something else.

Great side mirrors for the money either way! Simple 2-wire connection straight to your existing turn signal wires and you're done! A nice and bright back to help other drivers see you and a nice arrow on the front to let you know your signals are on and maybe the driver in the back can see your signals too. And for $30?! Other similar mirrors cost twice as much! A+++

Very good quality at a great price. Didn't fit my 2008 R1 cousins, but did fit my 2000 R1. This mirror screws left to right or right to left, not top to bottom. Study the picture carefully before purchasing. The seller is very responsive, polite and willing to help in any way, so this deserves 5 stars! Quality product with quality service.

Cheap mirror replacement. The indicators are darker relative to each other and move very easily. For example, he hit a bump and they failed. There is no way to lock the end adjustment, but you can lock your arm. All LEDs work and are bright enough to be seen at night. So not bad. But they came with fingerprints and appeared to be of poor quality. The shoe covering the binding is so stiff that it is impossible to put it on without tearing.

These mirrors save me money. Every now and then my kickstand will sink into the ground and the bike will fall, or I'll hit a branch, or a friend will bang my mirror a few times, my mirror housing just cracks from the vibration. It could cost me $100-$300 for a new mirror housing or internal parts, and that's if I can even buy them. Now it's not the end of the world. These forward facing mirrors with an arrow in the glass look great on my type of bike. They are easy and inexpensive to replace…