Handle Motorcycle Mirrors Yamaha Kawasaki Review

Okay, it was hard to figure out at first. I can't make adjustments on the fly so it took a little while to get them perfect. Make sure you check them after a few rides, they WILL come loose (I lost one), can't complain for the money. I used them on my fz09, they fit great by the way.

I bought these for my electric flip bikes. I've tried a few other bike mirrors and they just kept moving and falling until I bought these mirrors and they stayed where I set them. This is the second time I've bought them and I will buy them again if needed for another project.

When I bought them I didn't have high hopes for a functional mirror, I just hoped the mirror would look good and be legal. I was surprised that they are strong and stable and much better than my factory mirrors. There were no instructions included, but they were pretty easy to figure out.

I don't understand what's up with the comments on this article, why people write that you can't assemble properly and blah blah (learn how first one assembles , then comment), product perfect for Yamaha XSR 700 and I think for other bikes everything. Before buying this product, I bought another type of mirror, which I returned, since in practice the same thing is mounted, only there was not enough space in it so as not to rub the rubber from the accelerator. I'm glad, thank you

Tape, Locktite and hex key. You have and will need all of this. Before installation, put some tape on the long screws and on the places where the hex pressure screws press to prevent the pivoting mirror and arm from swinging. You can make a gasket if you want, but duct tape will do the same. (See the picture where I put it on the screws). Once everything is secure, assemble everything. Installation is pretty easy and the final product looks amazing! Caution: If you do not prepare the parts in…

Mounting screws turn in place making installation extremely difficult. Very sharp edges, they cut my hands a bit while installing them. A machine screw was stripped before I could tighten it properly, although I had to apply about 160 pounds of torque to get it even close. After a block trip, a mirror fell off. I've already ordered another pair because they were terrible. A little disappointed with the quality. Definitely not suitable for 1" handlebars. I would return them but they are badly…

Fits Ariel D-Class with 7/8" handlebars (so should fit easily). Handlebars. The hardware that comes with the kit is aluminum and slides/grips so it doesn't pinch and tighten, it does pushes the ends out of the handlebars. Sit in and I could pull the ends down/tighten. .

I prefer these stock mirrors. On the plus side, the stock rear-view mirrors are removed, allowing you to lean forward on the tank on the freeway for a better view. Also, I really think they make the bike more aggressive. The downsides are they're difficult to install and dropping the bike will throw them out of position, but that's a given with mirrors on the ends of the bars. You need to make sure they hook onto the handlebars, then attach the base of the mirror, and finally adjust the mirror…

I installed these mirrors on my Kawi Vulcan S after trying a different style that didn't work as advertised. Because of this, I was concerned that these mirrors would vibrate or become detached. I took my time with the installation and tried several methods. First I wrapped some tape around the tension nut to make the surface more solid. It didn't work as the tape caused the nut to slide into the handlebar no matter how hard I tightened it. Then I tried without and they held up much better. I…