🔍 Enhance Your Ride with Universal 10mm Chrome Motorcycle Rear View Side Mirrors Handle Bar Bar End - High-Quality Motorcycle Mirrors Review

The build quality sucks but then again these are $20 mirrors. They're easy to fit, although the threading where the bracket joins the mirror body is a little crooked, making it look sloppy. Stay in place after adjustment. Generally they get the job done. I don't regret the purchase, I knew what I was paying for. If you need high quality this is not for you. If you're looking to save a few bucks, you're most likely going to cut some corners to do so.

I bought these mirrors for my 2020 Indian Scout 60 ABS because the original factory mirrors had serious blind spots. These mirrors were much better and gave me a larger rear view that almost covered my body. Easy to install if you have the right tools and worth the money. Also, they were more durable than the original mirrors. From time to time the originals came loose and I had to stop to tighten them. I'm still dealing with those mirrors.

I bought this for my 2007 Honda Shadow Spirit 750. It was easy to install. After taking the bike for a test ride to adjust the mirrors, BOTH mirrors fell out of their mounts during the 3 block test ride. I contacted the seller and quickly received a replacement set. A NOTICE. After installing the replacement mirrors, I used a screwdriver to press down on the sides of the mirrors, which helped secure them in the bracket. Since then I haven't had any problems with them loosening or falling out…

I have a 1991 Yamaha xv750 Virago and bought these mirrors to replace the crappy little aftermarket mirrors the previous owner had installed. The left one fitted and secured well as expected, while the left one didn't fit at all. The mirror stems have right-hand threads, but my bike has both left-hand and right-hand threads to keep the wind from blowing your mirrors back. I've already ordered a reverse thread adapter, but be sure to check if you need a left-hand thread adapter before…

Broken standard mirror, cost 150 and three weeks to get it, needed something cheap and quick before the OEM came along. The quality of these mirrors is good. Easy quick installation. Everything went where it should. The mirror mounts were chromed metal, very strong. The mirrors were larger than the stock mirrors and I prefer a better field of view over the OEM mirrors. I think the mirror housing is plastic with a chrome finish. I don't think it will last long but it looks good now. At speed the

I used mirrors to replace the stock mirrors on a 2000 Harley Fatboy. Standard mirrors are small and attached to the turn signals. They kept coming loose, so I built my own brackets to separate the mirror shaft from the turn signals. No more problems and they look great. The glass on the right mirror fell out for the first time. I checked the reviews and this seems to happen about 2 times out of the 100 reviews I read. It seemed like a lot of work and time to return only 1 mirror ($14 value). I…

Don't listen to others cry about it being plastic and wobbly. YOU ARE NATURALLY SHOOTING YOUR MIRRORS ON A MOTORCYCLE! These mirrors are just as good as the stock Honda VTX mirrors. are they shaking? Of course, because I have 1800cc of insane power under the tank. But they don't wobble any more than standard mirrors. They also stick out further and higher than the standard VTX mirrors, which is amazing on a tall man. Are those plastic cases? 25 dollars. They spent $25 for 2 mirrors - yes they…