🚴 Hafny Stainless Steel Lens Mirror - Handlebar Bike Rearview Mirror with Safety Reflector - E-bike & Cycling Mirror (HF-MR081) Review

Love the look, they are very light and the mirror glass is immaculate. Bought two, one also for my wife's bike. After installing and adjusting and tightening the screws, they will not move. There is slight vibration while driving, but not excessively. You can definitely see when someone is walking onto the bike path. We only bought the left wing mirror as that's where most overtaking happens and we're happy with the result.

I fitted this to a Ninebot MAX electric scooter and it connects fairly securely with the gasket provided. I originally received the left mirror, but have since ordered the right one as well. Pros: - The padded handlebar ring fits very snugly on the Segway Ninebot MAX and doesn't move. - The mounting ring itself is made of aluminum. The support arm is held in place by the same bolt that tightens the mounting ring, and it can only be mounted in one position, meaning it won't move when going over…

So far everything is stable. I scrolled mine and then let go a bit so I can make adjustments if needed. I can't say anything about durability yet. Another advantage was that the lens is made of polished stainless steel. I've had, and I swear, rear-view mirrors on my mountain bikes, e-bikes and now my Emove Cruiser. I've had glass mirrors and you can't argue with the transparency of the glass but if you don't have to worry about accidentally hitting something that's oddly protruding from your…

I bought this mirror for my road bike because most of the streets in my part of Louisiana don't have curbs. Cyclists need eyes in the back of their minds. Unfortunately, the clamp for this mirror is too small for my racing bike handlebars. I would have to cut the ribbon. Instead, I installed a mirror on my hybrid commuter bike. Today I rode it with a mirror for the first time and it was great. It offers a very good view of the road behind you, allowing you to see the cars approaching, as well…

It's hard to find an exact spot that installing it wouldn't interfere with the switches under the thumb, by trial and error there was hardly a spot within a few millimeters . After a few weeks I just took it off and threw it in the basement. It just looked weird sticking up in the air off the wheel, so I figured I'd use a razor blade instead and snip off the rubber end of the grip that exposed the center of the wheel, and then bought a pair of much less conspicuous, more attractive 360s -degree

Very happy with it. This is the only mirror I've found that allows a clear view with my butterfly handlebars, also known as trekking or eurotouring handlebars. Since I mounted the mirror under the crossbar, I used the right mirror on the left (see picture). A bit heavy for 130g but seems solid although time will tell. Regarding some of the complaints mentioned by others: - I haven't yet found a mirror that doesn't break if the bike falls off when the mirror is off the handlebars. I've…

We ordered a left and a right mirror for our new e-bike. When they arrived the right outside mirror had the correct bracket but the wrong mirror. I emailed the company to the email address on the product packaging and they responded within a day. The company sent the correct part straight away and now we have both mirrors fitted and we love them. It's nice to be associated with a company that supports their customers and their products. Well done Hafni! We are very satisfied with the mirrors…