🔍 Black Kolpin ATV Mirror & Mount - 97200 Review

This is a good mirror for off road driving with friends or to check other vehicles behind you. The installation is quite easy. In another review I saw that someone used tape to make the mirror more secure. I found that by wrapping 3/4 duct tape around the base of the mirror it held very securely. I couldn't wrap the tape all the way around because it was too tight. I recommend this mirror.

Mounted on the A-pillar of my Master 97 Honda It seems to wobble when grabbed and shaken but in driving conditions it works well and is so stable like a car. Installed it where only half of the round mirror is sticking out of the post and it didn't break when flipped that way. . Bushes fought, not trees, and did not break. Order another one for the other side. The price seems a bit high to me, but when it works that well I can live with it.

Bought to replace another one that broke in the woods. I was alarmed by the plastic mount with some flexibility. After a month of use I am delighted. My previous mirror had a solid metal mount. Sounds good, but no. He vibrated heavily. Wouldn't stay The metal rod broke off on the first impact with the bush. This feels flexible. But it doesn't vibrate! It stays where you specify it. There is also a clip on the bracket so you can easily remove the forest mirror and brush. Buy another for the…

This year my wife and I got new Honda TRX250 ATVs and I have mirrors for our trail adventures. I have been riding dirt bikes and ATVs for over 50 years and have always fitted my machines with mirrors. The installation of these mirrors is a bit odd and the handlebar portion is a bit bulky, but I managed to squeeze it in between the other controls and cables without too much trouble. The mirror feels loose after it's done, but it actually stays in place pretty well when cruising through the…

I bought two of these to put on my wife's cars for a quad ride through the black hills of South Dakota. They are easy to mount on the A-pillars of our Yamaha Grizzly. I've read some reviews where people have complained about the mirrors moving and not staying in place, but we've never had anything like this on any of our machines over 300 miles off-road. The mirrors stayed in place and worked well. I figured when we get home I'll take them off as it's not legal to have them where we live, but…