Enhance Your Ride with Bell SMARTVIEW 300 Mirror Black Review

Check out my video review. I am very happy with this accessory. But then it came. It's cheap and easy to install, but it's also cheap junk and the mirror looks like a silly fun mirror. IT IS NOT SAFE TO RELY ON YOUR SECURITY. Also, everything was made in communist China. If you only have $8 to spend then this is for you. I strongly recommend spending a few bucks more for a quality product. I'm all about saving money and what not, but it's dangerous to use. I am very dissatisfied with the mirror

This is my second. The first was bought many years ago. It's easier to install. Attach the handlebars, wrap the Velcro and you're done. I see a few differences from my predecessor. First, the setting is very simple. It should be good, right? And it is, but I'm used to my last mirror being more rigid in adjustment. I'm just afraid it will loosen up over time. Today, however, this is not a problem. Another, more serious problem is that the mirror itself doesn't appear to be a very clear…

Appears indestructible. I ride my mountain bike on rather twisty, bumpy, rocky trails. I have a mirror because I ride my dog who often falls behind. Spills happen depending on where and how I drive. I often end up right on the mirror. There was never any damage at all. It just crashes. I lost my last Bell mirror, left it on my bumper and drove away. No big deal, $9 and I got a new one. I give it 4 stars because it's not a super clear mirror, I think because it's coated metal and not glass. But…

I don't have space to the right of the left handlebar of the e-bike to put a mirror. I didn't want to cut a hole in the end of the handle. This left me with only one option. This is a mirror that attaches to the end of the handle with Velcro. Velcro keeps the end fairly tight on the handle. The mirror itself is easy to assemble, it's not a perfect mirror. Even after tightening the ring, the position of the mirror can still change if you drive over a lot of bumps. With mirrors sticking out so…

This is my first bike mirror that doesn't partially block the reflection of my left hand. This is because it juts out quite a bit to the left. The mirror is convex and offers a good view. It is very easy to install - just clip it onto the handlebar. I also found it easy to set up. and miraculously stayed in place. This may take a while as you have to be careful not to hit something as it's sticking out on the left side and of course it will break if you fall or drop your bike on the left side…

They're so simple they're almost reliable. I'm writing this to support this mirror and to draw attention to the undeserved 1 star reviews: you rotate the mirror 360 degrees and it shrinks, end of story. Also: 1-star reviewers: don't drop the bike and blame the broken mirror. Oh my God. This mirror is clear, large enough, perfect for flip-up slats, and easy to adjust on the fly - just loosen the velcro slightly and adjust as you go. I've tried helmet mirrors, stainless steel mirrors, convex…