🏍️ Motorcycle Bar End Rear View Mirrors - Compatible with Honda Grom, Yamaha, Kawasaki, Ducati, Suzuki and More - MICTUNING Review

They didn't come with the actual hardware that would fit on my KTM Duke 390. I ended up buying separate hardware to make it work with my bar end weights. The one I ended up installing on the right side of my bike is already falling apart at sheerness points. It's like a captive piece inside that's held in place so the rig rotates as it should. He rubs the contact surface slowly with moisture. I'm afraid of losing the mirror while driving.

This item seems to have worked great for me with a 2019 KTM Duke 390. . So far the product handles wind and vibrations with ease (only tested 25 miles at 35-65). If they work as they are for another year, it will be a lot. I recommend this product to those who are willing to experiment and spend some of their time potentially returning it.

The phrase "You get what you pay for" sounds plausible but unless you're mechanically inclined please avoid it, it required multiple trips to the hardware store behind extra screws that fit and rubber washers to to prevent the mirrors from detaching in the wind. It's good and easy on the wallet, but consider spending $5-$10 on additional hardware for a secure setup.

Update 8.28.20 Changed to 2 stars as the mirrors accidentally fell off after being tightened whilst riding so I no longer have the product. For Yamaha MT-07 2018 bike. It doesn't look like it will fit, but it does. Cons: It was a bit tricky to install properly if you don't have a drill. And after a few rides (depending on the distance) the mirrors will need to be tightened unless you expect the mirrors to flap in the wind and fall off

When I opened the box and saw these tiny mirrors, all I knew was that I would be disappointed. But I was wrong. The quality is excellent and once installed and adjusted they stay in place and are as hum/blur free as one could hope for as they stick to the end of the widest part of the bike. They only move from their set position when the idiot at the wheel hits them with their hand. 2020 Kawasaki z400 for those wondering what it's mounted on.

Looks good and works well. The build quality is almost as good as the price. They have a good weight, which makes them more valuable. However, black paint is cheap and may chip if it hits the wall. Tip: You can use tape or similar to seal and connect the mirror clip and included spool at the end of the pole to prevent the mirror from rotating. more. I'm 6ft 4", my shoulders are higher than average, and the standard mirrors on my sv650 make it difficult to see behind me and to my sides without…

Have been riding it for 2 months now. Not the best mirrors on the market. But with that said. I wouldn't say they're useless because I can see if the car is right behind me or if I've left my buddies far behind because I can see the headlights. As for knowing if you're being trolled by a cop or a random person, no, you can't tell because there's a possibility of vibrating heavily. But if you need mirrors to keep the fools from leaving you alone, you'll like them because they're cheap, and if…