🚲 MEACHOW Scratch Resistant Glass Lens Handlebar Bike Mirror ME-002 - Rotatable Safe Rearview Bicycle Mirror Review

it's too low below the input line. On scooters, the rider's head is above the handlebars. If you tilt the mirror so you can see it, it only reflects the sky. In addition, the fastener is designed for the thickness of the handlebars of the bicycle. It will not fit around the scooter's foam grips. With my Ninebot max I could only climb next to the counter, which blocked the driver's view to the rear even at eye level.

The curvature of the arm position reflects a few inches around the handlebars, causing my arm to frequently touch the mirror. Also, the arm is short and the mirror only shows half of my hand on the wheel, blocking my view of the traffic behind me. The product can be used for my needs when the curvature of the hand is adjustable or the mirror position of the hand is much higher than the steering wheel. If the arm were an inch or two longer, I find the mirror would be more useful for seeing…

I ride an e-bike. The bike can move very quickly, which is why I think it was very important to have a mirror. I've tried many mirrors and they either didn't work with the handlebars (e-bike again - more accessories are already on the handlebars) or they shook too much when riding. Or the mirror won't stay in place in the wind. Or they just wouldn't let me see behind me. I've had this mirror for a few weeks and have traveled extensively. It's easy to adjust, the mirror stays where you tilt it…

Advertised as a flat mirror. I realized it was convex when I saw my reflection. I pressed it against the wall mirror and measured the image of the door frame on the opposite wall. This mirror makes images three times smaller. I originally bought the left mirror. It barely reached the end of the steering wheel, so I could barely see anything but my hand. I had to turn it right upside down. The left one was more important so I bought this right mirror to mount it upside down on the left. It was…

So I'm giving this mirror a tentative 5 star rating because I love it today. Received this morning, installed, then mountain biked in Nashville, Tennessee. Installation took about 5 minutes and most of the time was finding something to use in place of a 4mm allen key. More on that in a second. I installed it on my Schwinn Capital (nice, versatile, not too expensive bike) and it just did it. That said, I only bought the left mirror and was able to move it all the way to the left before it came…

Oooooh. it is a mirror. So many mixed feelings. Let's go through them together: I have two young children who are just learning to ride horses. I've been traveling with a senior for a long time and wanted the mirror(s) to see me from behind when I'm in front. I've tried 5 different mirrors. all disappointments. Either the mirrors themselves are bad (poor visibility, small, vibration, etc.), or they are constantly shifting, or. something, and that's in addition to the fact that they look…