🚴 Enhance Your Cycling Safety with BriskMore Bike Mirrors – HD Glass Convex Lens Rearview Mirror (2PCS) Review

Easy to install and gives a clear picture of the traffic behind you. I have used mirrors with handlebar mounted grips but they shook too much when riding. These are more stable. The only small downside is that it makes the bike wider so it can fit through doors etc. They fold up pretty well. In general very satisfied.

You have to be very careful with this mirror because it's hard to tell how close cars are. On a road bike, I mount it at the end of the handlebars so it looks really small at the bottom. I had trouble using it alone, but when paired with a bike radar it works great as a backup. Like in your car with reversing camera and side mirror

I have used Mirrcycle mirrors for years but these BriskMore glass mirrors are even better. They're just as durable, just as resistant to vibration and shock, have the same great glass look but are easier to install and thinner in design so they don't protrude much. I can't stress enough that you have to stick with real glass mirrors. Acrylic or other non-glass glass will warp, weaken and change color over time.

After two weeks of heavy use the Briskmore mirror performed well in all respects. It was easy to install on my hybrids with the included Allen key and feels less flimsy than the mirrcycle it replaced (which broke after a few months). The Briskmore is stable even on bumpy roads and can be used in a wide variety of positions. It also folds inward easily, which is a useful feature when you need to navigate through doorways when transporting bikes.

This is an excellent bike mirror. It was very easy to fit and was very secure once fitted so the mirror would not wobble or wobble even when driving on rough ground. The mirror is very easy to adjust to get the best viewing angle and is secure enough that the mirror angle does not change while driving, so mirror readjustment is rarely required. It has a large glass mirror that provides a clear view of the entire road behind the bike. Very happy with this purchase.

A bicycle rear view mirror can give you a good view of what is approaching you from behind. This mirror easily fits in the place of the bar end cap and then flexes as much as it should. The problem lies more in the nature of the product: the mirror can't show the space that a car rearview mirror can, and looking down to the left prevents you from looking ahead - unlike a topside of a rearview mirror. Car windshield to let you look ahead while looking back.