🔍 Black CRG Hindsight LS Right Side Elbow Bar End Mirror Review

I have bought special servo rods from rhinomoto before. I loved it. I actually substituted the reverse retro Rizoma kit for these mirrors.

Excellent quality mirrors, have been looking for cheaper replacement parts and lots of them for less money. When you buy these mirrors you know you are getting a quality product. The ones you don't have to worry about. The fewer things that need to be tampered with or adjusted while driving, the better.

Yamaha Fz 07. First of all, there are no devices to attach it to the steering wheel. The adapters they sell are not safe for threaded rod ends. I've found some great screws in mirror adapters, but the screws aren't even long enough to give you if you don't use their adapters. I had to buy longer screws to avoid breaking the bracket by over tightening the original screws.

Quality construction and even at revs over 10,000 rpm the thing doesn't vibrate. Perfect for looking down and checking for the blue and red behind you. Lost a point because I had to buy a $16 adapter that was separate. If you have a sport bike you will likely need an adapter if you don't have space on the handlebars or if you have female threaded handlebars. A little pricey but it's very functional and works amazing.

Very functional and hardly vibrates when driving. Cleans the look of your bike. I have a 7/8 bar and had to buy adapters. Although the box says LS Left, you can use it for either side. I bought both sides and compared. They are exactly the same. They moved them, twisted them, folded them, it made no difference how they looked left or right. I didn't see any difference, not even in the logo.

This is the best mirror I have ever used on my z1000. I tried cheap things from China (Astra Depot products) and more expensive mirrors (Koso OA015CK6). Both looked cool, but the build quality and functional design made them completely unusable for various reasons. You can find my reviews of them on their respective pages. I should note that my z1000 vibrates incredibly between 5,000 and 8,000 rpm so it was difficult to find working mirrors. Well they work. Unbelievable good. Riding in a…

I bought a set (left and right separate) of these mirrors for my 2004 Yamaha R6 and I have to say I love them! Let's be honest. As much as we love our sport bikes, the mirrors on them tend to be junk. When companies like Honda, Kawasaki, and Yamaha decided to sell their road bikes for street use, they had to add something to them to make them street legal, and one of those things was mirrors. Where they failed was their design. In the case of my R6, all standard mirrors are good in that they…

The first thing I noticed upon unpacking was a tiny clip on the hardware. I haven't had a chance to install it on my BMW K1200R without going out and buying some internal mounting adapters. So here he loses a point. What I don't like about these mirrors is that you're paying a lot of money for the folding feature, but despite the exceptionally high price tag of $130 for a pair, the build quality isn't what I'm looking for. I call it impressive. The mirrors themselves are black plastic, although