Road King Street Electra Glide Dyna Softail Road Glide Motorcycle Rearview Mirrors for 1982-2020 (Black Sportster Style) Review

I have a 2016 Heritage, they match the bike but show more of my shoulders than the road behind me. The arms are too short to allow good rear vision. There are also nuts for mirrors in 2 different sizes. Not sure why. They look good but my stock mirrors are better.

They look good, work well. I needed taller stems for the brake rods (and I also wanted a mirror on top) they did the job. Not the best metal on the threaded part. One undressed. Sent back and replaced with the same one. The second set held up well. Time will tell how long they last. I've ridden it about 150km so far.

I bought these for my 2001 Indian Scout. When I took them out of the box I found them to be very light compared to other mirrors I've bought in the past. But, you know what? The handles do NOT vibrate. They are NOT moving around me. They stay in place and I can see a lot more behind me than with any other mirror. Plus, these mirrors look great! And they match the style of my bike. I'm glad I have these mirrors, I don't want any other. EDIT: I've added a new photo to show what these mirrors look

They fit my '06 Dyna Street Bob very well but the parts included are not quite a factory fit. I had to play around with gaskets and nuts to figure it out and it doesn't look quite right. You get what you pay for there. They're extended as advertised and do exactly what I was hoping for, moving the mirrors up and out so I can actually see behind me rather than over my shoulders. Also, despite the hardware issue, I recommend these mirrors. The engine performance on them is really decent…

Updated review 7/11/20: Having had these mirrors on my bike for 2 years I would NOT recommend them. The chrome on the mirrors and stems is cracked and peeling. It turns out that these are very cheap mirrors. The bike is stored in a garage so that it is not exposed to the elements. In fact, the bike hasn't been used much in the 2 years I've had these mirrors. Very disappointed after the first good review when buying. July 2018 recap: You look great. Passed through with no problems. The only…

I installed them on a custom 2003 883XLC Sportster. The right mirror bolt threads were not the correct size to fit the right turn signal hardware assembly. I was able to use a set of taps and dies and replace the threads with the correct size. The left mirror does not connect to other accessories so thread size was not an issue and I used the hardware that came with the mirrors. You get what you pay for. These aren't high-end mirrors, but they look good for the price. Installation was easy and…

Rarely gets reviews but this product deserves it. The mirror itself is the same size and shape as my standard 2013 Softail Deluxe mirror, the stem is longer so the mirrors are about an inch wider on each side. The materials are nicely finished, not cheap at all. The mirror is significantly lighter than a standard mirror, but feels very sturdy. Curiously, the hardware on both mirrors was different. One had a 13mm nut, the other had a 9/16. On inspection they look the same, but installation…

1st. This is a great looking mirror set. 2. The screws that come with these mirrors are junk from China. Your best bet is to go to your home store and get some good quality screws that are about 1/4 inch longer and cut off the head. Then screw it all the way into the mirror and use the rest of the black painted washers, gaskets and nuts that come with those mirrors. Both of my screws broke immediately when I tightened them. Don't worry as one screw from good quality that will solve that 3. They

I didn't know it would be so difficult to find mirrors. I ended up buying this set because I liked the look and prayed the installation would go smoothly. If I had taken the time to remove my old mirrors on my 1990 FLSTC I would have noticed that no threading is required, just a hole that perfectly matches the bolted portion of the mirror. The screws were a bit longer than I needed, but I used a washer from my old kit to make up for it (the washers on the bottom could do the same job). The…