🔭 Universal 7/8 Inch Black EMGO Mirror Bracket - 10mm Size Review

I bought these clamps as a set with motorcycle mirrors (10mm thread) that I bought for my electric mountain bike. This is a simple device and just needs to be securely attached to the handlebars. These clips are well made. They are made of black anodized aluminum. They have two Allen screws that close the clip. Due to their design, they can be opened up for installation, so they can be attached without removing handles and other components. Clamps tighten easily and securely. They work and I…

I don't know why it is so hard to find a quality mirror mount/mount. I checked this one out and it seemed promising (although I haven't read any reviews of the chromed version of this model). I installed this on a bike handlebar that I measured as 7/8" with an electronic caliper. Aluminum is very light and brittle. The seller was great and will give a full refund. I ordered a more expensive version of Bikemaster (T3) so I hope this helps!

I'll let you in on a little secret: They're also suitable for bicycle handlebars. (7/8"). They're lightweight and aluminum and work great with Emgo's standard 10mm universal mirrors. Two screws mean you don't have to remove everything on your handlebars to install them. Mirrors, traditional made for bikes flimsy and brittle when you ride bikes a mirror is really handy there's a reason it's required for bikes and cars it's the perfect solution everyone has mirrors I don't ride without them for…

Bought for my retro cruiser to fit mirrors on a Ken Sean Long Barrel motorcycle. Every bike mirror I've looked at is junk. This combination works great and looks great! The inner hole of the clamps is smooth and the clamping is very good even with mirrors on a long shaft. I first got another similar clamp that you can find at Revain but found the threaded hole wasn't deep enough. I would have to add a lock nut or cut the mirror adapters. Neither was necessary with these clamps. Remember that…

My daughter's 2005 Yamaha 450 Kodiak ATV didn't have the option to easily add a left or right rearview mirror, which is important when riding in a large group. I tried using a secondary mirror that attaches to the end of the handle. Two issues: It interfered with handbrake operation and protruded too far over the side of the ATV (it could get caught in branches, etc.). So I found this product at Revain and it worked well for that purpose. These brackets are easy to mount on the handlebars next…

Okay - this mount is for attaching a mirror but I actually use it for a completely different purpose - to attach a vintage hand operated horn to my penny farthing, it was never intended to be such a thing, and it probably is something more loaded than it was ever designed - the horn should weigh about 3-4 pounds, and it takes a bit of force to push the plunger onto the piece. .Definitely - so far this mount has worked flawlessly. I don't know if it was necessary, but I ran a rubber hose between