Can Am 709400406 ATV Mirror Review

installed on left hand drive and now i just have to look in the mirror to see if someone is behind me instead of turning to see if someone is behind me.

This was one of the best accessories I have ever put on an ATV. A simple glance tells me my group is still behind me or another vehicle is approaching. Very strong - withstood many blows from branches and held together. Very little vibration - good to see what's behind me.

Fits great. Anyone complaining about not looking back at full revs should probably sell their tools and pay someone who knows their stuff to get their quad fixed. The mirror has a union nut with which it can be fixed anywhere. I even mounted the Ram Mount ball under me with no problems.

The mirror screws into a built in thread on the handbrake assembly. However, the kit did not come with a lock nut so that you can fix it with the desired rotation. If you turn it all the way, the mirror looks 90 degrees to the left. from the direction of travel. Once I have the appropriate locking nut, I'm not sure it will look good behind me. The bend in the mirror stem tilts the mirror up, but not too far. You will be able to see your jacket well.

Matches Can-Am's standard threaded mount perfectly. No skewed mirror. Rear vision is stable even at high speeds. Not sure why they aren't standard on the quad. All the manufacturers yell: never ride alone, but turning your whole upper body every minute so you don't lose your buddy doesn't really seem safe either. I have friends with aftermarket mirrors and many of them are junk that rattle and don't give a clear view behind you. They work great and give a clear view, you won't be disappointed.

I think this mirror has ONE problem: it is not on a long enough arm. It doesn't stick out far enough to the side for my Outlander 800 XT Max - unless I lean forward and move my head (more than necessary), I'm looking at my hand. I have tried moving it in various directions and there is nothing I can do to alleviate this problem other than amputation, which I declined (after a long and careful debate in my mind). Since I drive mostly on freeways and city streets, I like to keep an eye on who's…

This mirror works great! Must buy. I will answer some complaints in the comments. "The mirror doesn't align properly when you screw it in." Yes, that's right. In the last corner, you have to make a real effort to get the mirror at the right angle. If you think the mirror is too narrow, rotate it again and you've got the perfect angle. I was afraid it would break, but it didn't break, didn't even close. This mirror is incredibly durable. "I only see myself in the mirror, not the road." I have a…

Can-Am ATV mirrors are of excellent quality and workmanship. Unfortunately I had a heck of a lot of time to install them. For some reason they screw into pre-made holes on the handlebars and stop at completely random positions. The threads on the one I bought for my Can-Am Renegade stopped when the mirror pointed straight ahead and the one I bought for my wife's Outlander stopped when the mirror pointed right (eg. B. backwards). I had to use some compression washers to tighten them with the…