Mirrycle MTB Mountain Bicycle Mirror Review

This mirror was installed on the Sanctuary model of the Schwinn Beach Cruiser. The tip of the rubber handlebar was cut off with a sharp knife. The clean-cut handle ensures a seamless fit between the mirror mount and the handle. Screws are quite difficult to enter metal holes. I would recommend making sure the screw is screwed in straight, otherwise cross-threading will occur and ruin the installation. To do this, insert the screw into the socket and turn counter-clockwise until you hear a click

This bike mirror really deserves a lot of praise and reviews. When I ordered this mirror I also ordered a Hafny bar end bike mirror and a stainless steel Venzo handlebar mirror. The last two were much smaller in mirror image, making the rear view a bit unbearable. Also, they weren't ramshackle, but their technique was inferior to Mirrycle. Mirrycle is equipped with hex head screws that thread into micro-tapered internally threaded brass pieces that progressively tighten as you tighten the hex…

I like this mirror. If I hadn't smashed my last one by banging it on a lamp post I wouldn't have had to buy this one. I have one of these on each end of the handlebars and they really let me keep an eye on all the traffic approaching me from behind. This mirror has a convex surface that allows you to see a larger area than usual. , a mirror with a flat surface. These babies attach in moments and the same model can be used on both sides - all you have to do is flip it over and change the way the

I am sad to write such a negative review for this product, but we were really disappointed. We have had three of these over the years, two of which were recently purchased. My wife and I have new e-bikes and wanted to add two sets of handlebar mirrors to each bike. First, we mounted a bicycle mirror on the end of the handlebars (different brand) for each bicycle. After a few weeks we decided to add a second set. As we had a Mirrycle a few years ago we went with these mirrors which is why we…

Possibly the best rear view mirror I have ever seen. It's ugly and sticks out, but it works well, and while it will wobble, it's big enough that I can see what's going on behind it. It twists when it needs to, but doesn't flap around with every hit - although how tight or loose it really is depends on how it's set up when assembled. The best part is that parts for the mirror are readily available - I broke the glass and bought this part for less than $5 with shipping. Although I broke the glass