KEMIMOTO Handlebar Rearview Motorcycle Kawasaki Review

I just clamped them onto the factory bar ends. I've ridden them about 300 miles without moving. This includes wheelies and 100 mph plus. I even met them in the garage and they didn't move. I just put a nylon pad (included) inside and then clamped them. Easy to set up, easy to install. The bluish cast takes some getting used to, but that's my only gripe.

Street Triple 765 R and RS share the same bar ends. The RS comes with bar end mirrors so they work well with the grip inserts, but you cannot use the bar ends that come with this set. As you can see in the picture the bar extends beyond the handle and that's where you mount the mirror mounts. I bought an Oxford BarEnd 2 to use as they are thin and look pretty good. I will add photos of the installed product when it becomes available. UPDATE: Attached photos of them installed with Oxford Bar…

They look just like the Rizoma Reverse retro mirrors which are around $200 a pair. The quality is good; Made entirely of aluminum with a matte black finish. The view is undistorted, even if the blue tint doesn't have to be everything. Came well packaged with a decent set of instructions. They attached directly to the factory ends of my 2020 xsr900 using only the smaller set of nylon spacers that came with the mirrors. By mounting them under the XSR's grille, they can be positioned to completely

For the price I couldn't have asked for more. They fit my 2007 Ducati Sport-Classic without much fuss and look ok. Cons: The installation guide is terrible. Check out some tips on YouTube. I think it looks cheap, they give us black mirrors and nickel fittings. Tightening is a very tedious, imperfect process and mine is still not quite right/fully seated in the bars. Be careful if you don't have vibration dampening. Twin mates - they are shaking a lot. Pros: The reflection (if still) is great…

Pros: - They look a lot like Rizomas which is great because they have an amazing design - The blue tint is good for reducing headlight glare at night - Installation was an absolute breeze. Cons: - The mirrors are SMALL and not convex at all. I can see tiny objects in my blind spots at 5 and 7 o'clock and absolutely nothing behind me. Will you be road legal but safe? mmm no - Adjustments are a pain in the air. Set them to whatever makes sense and be prepared to leave them there. The hinges are…

The Panigale is a top-of-the-line supercar, except for one thing. Mirror. It looks like Ducati will add them to license the bike for the road, but they've taken the cheapest Chinese solution. Cheap plastic, cheap assembly, wobble and rattle, 1% rear view coverage and little use, I went with the Kemimoto after reading a few reviews. , I promise it can be heavier than others, but very durable and reliable. The set contains several handle adapters, fits all clamp handles, has a perfect and very…

I have two versions of this mirror. I have a small bluish version on a Yamaha FZ07. For these, the whole block is metal and pristine. This review is for the larger version that I bought for my Kawasaki Vulcan S. I got the larger version as the bike and handlebars are wider. I figured the larger size would give a better view. The product arrived and looked good except for the plastic mirror housing. I was expecting metal and a smaller version. I installed the kit and expected it to work just as…