🔍 Foldable 3" Round Bar End Mirrors with 7/8" Handle for Harley Davidson, Kawasaki, Suzuki, Yamaha Cruiser, Dirt Bike, Scooter, ATV - Black Review

I installed them on my 2000 Suzuki SV650 and had to buy additional equipment so I can keep using the weights on the handlebars which is fine but my only complaint is the left wing mirror usually burns out inwards when going over 40mph or even when it's very windy. In fact it is in the same position as the right hand side mirror which leads me to believe the problem is in the mirror itself. When driving, it's quite annoying and technically dangerous when I have to let go of the clutch lever to…

1. The mirror wobbles so much that it becomes almost unusable at speeds over 40 mph.2. Maybe the instructions said so, but assembly was more difficult. All the screws are loosened by vibration so I can take everything apart and tighten it to the max b. The ball bearing that helps fold and unfold the mirror binds and prevents it from rotating. To fix this I sprayed some WD-40 on it and then finally applied some waterproof mechanical lube to it when the WD-40 was dry. For all of that, they're…

Easy enough to install if you have 7/8" handlebars The product is great for a once a month ride but weekend warriors and commuters should look elsewhere. The color is very gray where intact. Anything off the road will knock out a big chunk of paint. The ball detents on either side are stuck so don't fold them back in. Mirrors are ok. Both sides have a slight bulge maybe just a little more than what you might see on the passenger side of the car Sturdy when you first tighten them but will need…

Bought for my Ruckus and they didn't fit right out of the box. I had to grind the handlebar insert a bit to fit the handlebars. The steering wheel was also purchased from Amazon so I wasn't sure at first if they were steering wheels or mirrors. I later gave another as a gift and they also didn't fit some handlebars that I knew were the right size so I'll go ahead and say the mirror insert is a bit too big for a 7/8 inch handlebar . I also noticed that he doesn't hold his position well and…

Purchased for 2018 Honda Grom. The screw they give you is too big (thick) compared to the end screw of the standard bar. So I had to find the best way. What I did was use my standard screw on the end of the rod, 2 silver washers they give you and a black washer under the head of the screw and a silver tapered plug (cone shaped piece) that goes the smaller end to the end facing towards the poles. So it will look like this. 2 thin silver washers Tapered connector with the thin end pointing…

I found out about these mirrors from Blockhead on YouTube. He installed it on his grom and after watching the video i thought i might install it on my 2017 honda cb500f as the steering wheel assembly looks like a grom. So I bought mirrors and installed them, but encountered some difficulties. .Since I don't have an aftermarket steering wheel I used a steering wheel assembly. The screws that come with these mirrors are too wide for the threaded hole. So I bought smaller and shorter screws…