Issyzone Side View Mirror 1 75 Review

All in all a good set of ATV/ATV mirrors. Once I figured out which mount to use, all went well. Three mirror mounting issues from a 5 star review. 1. Directions were terrible. 2. . The screw to adjust the mirrors up and down is hidden by the bracket, so you have to remove the mirror to get to it and then reinstall it. 3. The side adjustment collet nut is 10mm and requires a deep socket. who has a deep head 10mm? Other than those minor issues, I would recommend them

Bought for a 2021 RZR 1000. Installation was pretty easy. They could be a little stronger. They are too easy to move, even if you tighten the adjustment on them it doesn't seem to matter much. The biggest problem with them is that they don't stick out far enough. I've taken a few day trips with these installed and have consistently found that despite careful tuning, I have trouble seeing anything other than the sides of my car. I recently bought another style to replace these. They stick out a…

Great for the money. Use the thickest rubber provided. I tried it on my 07 Ranger 700xp on Wednesday. They were great when I put them on but they loosened up enough to twirl around and blow on them lol. I didn't move the Polaris at all. It happened while I was in the garage. I'll wear thick ones next time I work on this. Mirrors are very good. Most of the more expensive side views on the market are divided in half by a concave. I use my youtube. well, how utv! This gives you a more stable…

Lightweight materials, easy to install and set up. The mounting brackets are low profile enough to still work with my full windshield, this has been an issue with other mirrors I've tried. Mine shifted a bit after a long ride but don't worry they can be tightened without much effort. I'd rather adjust them than not move when I hit a branch. They offer a larger field of vision compared to other sets. Especially if you want to see the ground directly behind you and a greater distance at the same…

As the title says, they didn't work right away on my UTV. The spacers that come with them are for bigger handlebars than mine, which I found to be quite powerful. If you have large roll cages they should be fine - it was easy enough to add spacers as the small strip of rubber provided does not suffice. The real problem with this is that mirrors are small and offer a very narrow field of view. Vision. From the driver's side everything is fine, but from the passenger side it is not visible…

The installation of these mirrors is easy to understand and to carry out. However, the trial and error required to get them right was frustrating. On my Mule 610, the 1.75" clamps were a bit too tight (so tight!) and the 2" clamps were too loose. Finally I used 2" clamps with all the rubber grommet to get it tight enough. Adjusting the angle of the mirror was also disappointing. The left/right tilt is easy to adjust (perhaps too easy) and the height is easy enough. That's done by measuring from