🛵 7/8 Round Bar End Mirrors | MZS Motorcycle Rear View Mirror | Hollow Classic CNC Black | Compatible with Street, Sport, Naked Road Bike, Cruisers, Touring, Scooter Review

So I know they are not for Honda Grom. currently. You have to read the description to see where it is written. The screw inside the mirror fits into the rod's end hole, but without the gasket there is about a half inch of free space. So you either have to look stupid or have a grinder to grind the metal. But if you do, they will look like crap.

These mirrors look very nice. Installation is a little tricky to get them on securely. Their socket needs to be loosened and tightened with a hex wrench. Now again. These are really small mirrors .If you need to be legal and need a mirror to hang them, they look ok.

I bought these knowing they would fit my 2010 Ducati Streetfighter handlebars but they didn't. They are the same design as others I have purchased but are not as strong. The part that tightens in the handlebars didn't fit my handlebars so I used Frankenstein with my old mirrors to get them working. Regardless of the hardware and comparing it to the same design as my others, they seem flimsy. My last few pretty much saved my bike when I was low speed on the low side and I don't have the same…

This is EXACTLY what I was looking for. I started with a set that I posted a photo of. These pieces of shit didn't hold up, wobbled at high speed due to the "folding" feature, and required constant adjustment. I wish I could see those MZS end mirrors first. There are at least 4 different ways to mount them (I installed mine coming straight off the bars and then angled up), the hardware is good and big so you can really put some money in it tightening it up. These things don't move, the…

Here's the thing: The mirror bar ends are actually pretty good. The finishes are good construction and the material is very good. The problem lies in the equipment for their installation. They come with a variety of metal washers and adapters for different handlebar sizes, but they don't tighten enough to stay in place. I had a pair of Speed Metal bar tips that came with just a rubber bushing and nut. These bar ends fit perfectly with no issues. So I used the same rubber bushings with this…

My grilles are actually 14mm, so they weren't installed exactly as intended. I also have handguards to consider. I had to grind off part of the nipple extension and was unable to use the washers that came with it. When I finally got to the point where they could be installed, it was a pain to set and position them properly. But after proper installation and adjustment, they became strong and transparent. The convex mirror took a little getting used to - it was supposed to determine how far the…

I like the obvious price of $20. However, you get what you pay for. All sub-$90 mirrors here are of relatively equal quality. So don't expect another mirror in the same price range to be astronomically better. Installation is very simple using a standard standoff screw, a screw holding the mirror in the end of the rod and a small hex head screw on the back of the mirror. I swear I tightened them as tight as I could in the steering wheel, but they still kind of loosened up. hence there is only…

Tried them on my Ducati Scrambler. Absolutely awful. The installation, functionality and eventual uninstallation, which you have to perform is a disaster.The friction system that holds the ends of the handlebars where the mirrors attach just doesn't work.The collets are too big for the rod so you'll have to put the big one in and then good luck "To get them out again. Which you need to do, because the mirrors themselves are absolutely not going to stay in place, no matter how much effort you…