🪞 Clearview ATV TEK UTV Mirror with Vibration Isolator and Breakaway - UTVMIR1 Review

I think these are the best mirrors because they are easy to install, strong, vibration free, fully retractable and the mirror itself can be adjusted horizontally or vertically. If you slap them on the wrist, they'll retract and can be deployed again almost immediately. I've had one of those ATV Tek mirrors on the driver's side of my RZR for a long time and was so impressed that I bought one for the passenger side. In my opinion a great thing!

Easy to put on, very adjustable when holding while moving, looks normal. However, the mirrors give the impression that you are in the "Houses of Fun". To be honest I got them with open or damaged packaging and free shipping for a good price. If I had paid full price I might have thought it was cheaper quality than it should have been. If there was a bear behind me, I probably couldn't tell how close it was or what legs it had. I will update at some point.

I installed tube doors on my Bronco and the best place to mount the mirror was on the slanted tube. All of the ATV mirrors I found required a vertical (or nearly vertical) bar to mount. The ATV TEK mirror allows the mirror head to rotate 360 degrees, allowing me to mount it securely on the inclined tube and easily rotate the mirror to get the correct viewing angle. The mount is secure and vibration-free - perfect for my 1.5" handlebars. The mirror is also slightly convex, giving you a wider…

What a great mirror I bought this mirror for my new 2016 Kawasaki Teryx. I looked at the prices and even ordered two other brands before I bought the ATV TEK brand. One brand didn't have the articulation needed to set horizontal viewing properly, the other brand didn't fit. Because of this, I felt the need to write a review of this UTV mirror. Easy to install, my folks are in their 60's and had no problem installing this mirror, so good they made me order another one for the other side. The…

They really stay where you put them even in very difficult conditions; great for a mirror set that costs a lot less than half the Can Am branded mirrors that don't. The fold function works great, you'll have to readjust it when you reset it, but that's easy with the big thumb wheel that tightens it. They do not vibrate even at 65 km/h. By far the best sub-$50 mirror on the market, better than many more expensive units; and I've tried some, and friends have tried others. Suitable for any…

Easy to add to my Kawi Mule Pro Fxt Ranch. They have fairly low profile, rubber coated clamps that will not damage or crush my OEM windshield seal. Clamps (within specified range) eliminating the need for spacers. I have just returned the Revain for a cheaper pair that required a gasket, were difficult to install and damaged the windshield seal during installation. This is a much better design compared to the cheaper sets. Position the backstop and tensioner. Also, the cavities in the bracket…

Servicing my Gator is much easier now! The mirror is installed on my front arch as a center rear view mirror. It's high and doesn't interfere with driving forward. Once installed, it easily attaches to the roll bar and cleans both the headlight and windshield. At the angle my mirror is set at, the mirror housing adjustment nut hits the bracket, but that's not a problem. The adjusting nut can still be easily tightened. The vibrator is very simple and works very well on rough terrain. The quality

I bought a Kawasaki Mule Trans 4WD and realized I need to look behind. I bought two of these mirrors based on online reviews. I'm very, very happy with them. They were easy to install and easy to set up. I've read other complaints about not being able to set them up, but I think that's because people were trying to set them up to support more indirect messaging. A "handle" is welded into the right (passenger) side of the Mule. I installed the right hand mirror in the same part of the counter…

Installed on a 2007 Yamaha Rhino UTVI Really wanted this mirror and when I finally got it I received a resealed used product. The back of the mirror was scratched and the mirror itself had permanent scratches and fingerprints. The mirror makes a quite robust impression. The mirror screws onto the mounting bracket and an additional "knurled nut" attached to the bracket rotates to lock the mirror in place. This vibrates constantly and must be tightened. As a result, the mirror loses its position…