Bell 7015989 FlexView Handlebar Mirror Review

This product was very cheap and did not bend very easily. We handled it carefully and yet it broke the first time we used it while adjusting the angle after fitting it to our bike. The mirror simply broke into several pieces; some fell out. As we bought it in part because it was specifically described as unbreakable and we were traveling with a toddler this was an issue.

Very good quality, I ordered this product on September 6th and received it on September 10th. Estimated delivery date 1.-20. October. It's a lot smaller than I thought. This is more for a kids bike than the scooter I originally bought it for. However, it will get the job done. I probably should have bought two, the field of view in the mirror is a bit limited. Very easy to install.

When there's a car behind me, I hear it first, then see it in the rear-view mirror. When I see cars, they almost pass me. I bought it, used it for a week and threw it in the trash. The idea of a rearview mirror is to be able to save your life. Something is wrong with this mirror, I don't know if it's perspective, but it's not normal. Even if it's only a few dollars, it's too expensive. It shouldn't be sold.

I received my mirror and was able to assemble it in less than a minute and a half. Works as advertised even though it's all plastic. The most important thing to note is that although it appears to be an adjustable mirror (and you can adjust it somehow), if you "adjust" it, it will eventually return to its original shape (90 degree bend) returns. So the trick is to make sure you position it the way you want it BEFORE you tighten the screw because no matter what angle you set it to, it will…

Product arrived within the stated timeframe. Goods correspond to the description. It works well. Minor adjustments have been made to the base of the flex arm where it inserts into the handlebar grip. The width of the arm end was smaller than the hole in the handlebar grip, so the mirror arm was loose and the mirror vibrated. while cycling. A very small screw holding the lever in the handle mount wasn't enough just because each one was slightly out of order. Not exactly or exactly. So a small…

Inexpensive and versatile. I've mounted them on my friends' bikes and other friends' wheelchairs. You have to understand the concept; They're really cheap. You can't last long. The price is so low that you don't have to convince cyclists to watch out for drivers who need to overtake, but rather a big truck that can run them over. Their wheelchair-bound friends are already disabled, and there is a learning curve in which they must discover for themselves that they cannot step back…