🛵 KiWAV Magazine Chrome Rectangular Mirrors for Motorcycle Sportster Bobber Cruiser Street Naked Road Bike Review

So these mirrors are smaller than I expected. Bought these for my Harley-Davidson Fatboy Lo. I installed them under my monkey hangers. Small surface, but the convex shape of the mirror slightly improves rearward visibility. Because the mounts are universal, they come with several different posts that bolt into the stem. I tightened them, being careful not to tear the threads. I'll update if they loosen up at higher speeds. Worst case I can epoxidize the posts to keep them from peeling. And…

These mirrors fit my Nighthawk 93 750 perfectly! Don't be fooled by the $20 or less version of these mirrors. That's the real deal. They are all metal and have one of the strongest mirrored ball joints I have ever used. And all without bulkiness or bulky hardware on the back. The stems are beautiful. It's difficult to tighten them to the mounts, but all you have to do is tighten them and they won't move. As far as looks go, they're TAD skinny. But if you spend some time adjusting them, you can…

I bought this to fold down the mirror under the HD breakout steering wheel. It did NOT go well. So I install them as you see in the picture. It extends slightly further than a standard mirror, solving the "over-the-shoulder mirror" problem. He has a big problem and a small problem. The first problem is that it vibrates like crazy, it's almost impossible to see when it's vibrating. Especially at night, the car's rear headlights appear like a donut/circle of light, if you will. Second, I tried…

Would give this mirror 5 stars unless you are installing it on a Harley. built an engine, repainted all the sheet metal, installed a new one, etc. Project for a year. I live a block from the ocean, so the chrome doesn't last long, nor does the polished steel ball that the mirrors spin around. The main reason I bought these mirrors is that they are aluminum. I attached a magnet to it and found that not only were the mirror and stem aluminum as advertised, but the ball and fastener that attaches…

Bought these to replace the crazy, harmlessly cheap and ugly stock mirrors on my 2008 BMW R1200R, which is a pretty standard mid-road bike in terms of size and riding position. The mirrors came with the appropriate hardware for factory installation, but were almost impossible to use in that position. they sit very low and because of the short arms (which was part of the goal of course) they can't be adjusted enough to work, although the adjustment is pretty good compared to other aftermarket…