Hafny New Handlebar Bike Mirror - HD Blast-Resistant, Crystal Clear Glass Rearview Mirror - Adjustable Rotatable Bicycle Mirror, HF-M902RB-FR01 (Anti-glare Blue Right) Review

Highly recommend this mirror to all cyclists - very stable and gives a significant safety benefit as you have a great view of what's approaching behind you without turning your head and having to look away from what lies ahead. Very strong but can flex on impact to avoid damage - adjustment is very easy while riding and holds position well. I buy one for all the bikes in the family.

This mirror is excellent. It's only slightly domed, allowing you to see distant threats while still giving you a fairly wide field of view. I have two small problems. The installation and adjustment instructions could have been more detailed and it would have been nice to include the Allen key needed to install and adjust the tension. The instructions do not mention that the pre-installed set screw may need to be tightened.

Glass lens is much better than the "unbreakable" polished steel lens in terms of image quality. Worth the extra dollars. I have used a helmet mirror for many years. More of an electronic assist bike in our small hilly town, I find the helmet mirror doesn't pay attention to approaching cars fast enough. This pair of mirrors will do the job. My only complaint is the vibration. The mirror on the helmet does not vibrate, but the mirrors on the handlebars do vibrate a little. Smoother roads, less…

This mirror is of very good quality and has excellent optical properties. I was actually surprised at how well I could see the traffic behind me. If you drive as far blind as your rear vision will allow, don't do it again. Buy this mirror. I bought a right side mirror to mount on the left side under the steering wheel. I tried testing it over the steering wheel and found exactly what I suspected. I could only see my shoulder and forearm. After installing it under the port side, I had an…

I installed this on my Specialized e-bike to replace a stock mirror that had the screw connecting it to the mirror cut off. The standard mirror had a very rigid metal shaft and was firmly attached to a round mirror. It was very good until it broke. The new mirror was easy to fit and could be adjusted to give a good view under the left handlebar (like the original). The mirror is very clear compared to plastic lenses. The only downside is the vibration caused by the connection between the…