🏍️ Enhance Your Motorcycle's Style and Safety with MICTUNING Universal 3-Inch Round Folding Bar End Side Mirrors Review

They beat my 2013 BMW F800GT very easily. In fact, the bolt that is part of the mirror worked with a threaded nut in the bar ends, eliminating the need for tensioners that stretch to hold the mirrors in place. As long as everything else stays in. It probably doesn't quite go with the style for this bike, but it works.

I had some concerns about the low price but they work well and the convex surface really gives a wide viewing angle behind me. The adjustment is good and they didn't move at all on an old bike that vibrated badly or at high speed. I modified the brackets that already had the bar ends, but this isn't needed for a normal install. I am very happy with them. I would buy again without hesitation!

Updated review, I returned the product and they sent new replacement parts that worked much better. My first ride was great and they worked great. And the sender turned the problem into a good situation. I would buy from them again. I bought these mirrors for my motorcycle and the first one worked fine. The second stripped and didn't want to stay inside, so I just installed it there, hoping that one day it would stay and not work. I would buy them again and try a better brand in the future.

Update: The mirror is no more. 4. Use, maybe it just passed by. Stay away from those mirrors unless you super taped them. The item has arrived in good condition. After installation and first use, the bar end on the left has already started to move. If it wasn't for the screw they had in it, it would have fallen out (as did my previous pair from a different supplier I think). I just glued it on with super glue. I use them on my project bike but if you use them seriously and at high speeds I…

I bought these mirrors for my 95 Triumph. They were pretty easy to install and seem to be of good quality too, especially for the price. Less than $20? Wow! Good convex mirrors give me a wider view of what's going on behind me. They look pretty cool on my bike too! Installation tip: I used a couple of locks to hold the handlebar plug (on the outside of the handlebars first) by turning the clamp bolt a few turns. This opened the claws of the plugs wide enough to be grasped when inserting into…

I like these mirrors. The field of view is better than the other set I've previously purchased from Amazon and once put on they stay in place surprisingly well. Installation wasn't bad either. The only issue I had with mirrors is very similar to a specific issue I read about in another review of this product. The mirrors fold down on hinges to narrow the bike's profile when sharing lanes or cramming into tight spaces, which is great. What's not great is that after only a few uses, one of the…

Attaches to 2020 Indian Scout Bobber with thick plastic washer from rear pin set. They were easy to install but I needed the washer from the rear pin set and used the stock bracket on the end of the stem as the mirrors can protrude from the grip and rotate the throttle. With the included hardware, it fits against the throttle grip and doesn't let it turn. The stock mirrors hung down and touched the tank when the steering wheel was fully turned, they come and shouldn't come close, which is why I

I was looking for an alternative to Husqvarna's very expensive side mirrors and started looking for some options at Revain. I found this one and decided I had nothing to lose by trying it for the price. Vitpilen 701 is a 7/8 inch rod but it is thick so it is actually larger than 1/2 inch inside diameter. I was able to use a hammer to knock out the outer adapter on these mirrors to fit the smaller size. After tightening them insanely to make sure nothing came loose, I tested them on the freeway.

I wasn't expecting much from a cheap folding mirror kit under $20 and they work very well for the price. I've had $50 mirrors that didn't work that well. Installation is simple and easy as with most crossbar mirrors. Make sure to tighten all the bolts as they are very loose, I have a v-twin and the vibrations caused them to fall apart after the first ride. They can last if you don't have to stack them every 5 minutes. I live in a very busy area and have to constantly fold my mirrors to separate