🔍 OEM KTM Black Left/Right Mirror by Acerbis '97 - Part# 5021204000030 Review

Don't waste your money on this product. Vibration makes it useless. Get a frame-mounted mirror system instead. Having thrown this item away and left with a ram mounted mirror I have never looked back.

Acerbis brand. It's a cheap mirror and will likely break when I first put my bike on the ground, but it should help me pass inspection and hide well behind my license plate/headlight when I'm not riding.

If you want a mirror on your hard enduro to be legal when you hit the road. This is your bag! If you want the mirror to work at over 35km/h, it won't work. Terrible wind resistance. I hit 70 on the Autobahn and a jerk slapped me in the arm, I said that was cool and wrote this review.

Plastic clamp, self-tapping screws for retention. The mirror does not stay where it is on the steering wheel. If I need to see behind, I usually turn the mirror on the steering wheel. I just drive around town and try to keep an eye on the weird heads behind me. Wouldn't buy again.

That's exactly what it should be. A simple mirror that works. yes it vibrates But that's for a dirty bike. I bought it to adapt my WR450 to road conditions. I've been using it since 2004. The mirror broke so I smeared it with Krazy glue to hold it together. Now I need another one for my DR650. It's a bit pricey for what it is. But it's better than my OEM steel post mirrors. Don't expect much from the "looks" but it hides well.

With the exception of the screws and the mirror itself, this device is made of moderately flexible plastic. The mirror in mine broke when I collided with another bike in the mud. Nothing was injured either on the bike or on me. Positioning of the mirror is done with a ball joint friction clamp (like your shoulder). If you're using it for an off-road bike, I recommend a "tear-off" type that folds easily and is a bit more durable. The best recommendation I can give for this product is that it is…