🏍️ Modern Design Motorcycle Mirrors: MZS Rear View Side 8MM 10MM Black Universal for Street Dirt Bike Quad Adventure Scooter Coolster Moped GY6 Cruiser ATV Review

Looks good and is easy to install. Do not vibrate or weaken while driving. Just be careful and find out what thread your bike uses. I have a Suzuki DL1000 and it has mating threads on both sides while there are 2 standard threads and only 1 mating thread in the box and the website says it fits my bike. The support team was very helpful and sent me 2 extra reverse adapters. is free.

I bought the second pair for two different bikes. Both times eliminated the vibrations in the stock mirrors while driving. They are great at that. Very dense, with minimal vibration. Easily adjustable and locked. I love that they come with multiple thread options. My 1981 Yamaha used regular and reverse threads. Came back with a return. My 2016 Royal Enfield CGT uses both conventional threads. Got this case.

I have bought many mirrors for my scooters and small motorcycles. I really hated them all. It's totally different and totally amazing! I have an aftermarket windshield and GPS mount that share the mirror mount. With this kit, you can connect them first and tighten the bracket. You will then attach the mirrors to the brackets. A spring loaded bolt is attached to the tapered attachment point for a tight fit. The spring ensures that the mirror is firmly in place and the screw does not loosen…

Standard saw mirrors cost 90 shells and would take a couple of weeks to come out so I started checking them out. They caught my attention with many good reviews. You're right, it's a winner. Screw in 8mm or 10mm from the right and left side first. Then remove the spring, washer and nut and place the mirror onto the tapered post. Install the spring, then the washer, then the nut. It's a 9mm nut - it's pretty rare to find a 9mm nut, but if you have a thin-walled socket it will quickly tighten…

Mirrors are chic and of good quality. First of all I wanted to write a review to help people install it so you avoid two stressful situations I encountered. First there are three screws of each size. Two are right-handed, one is left-handed (possibly vice versa). Before installing the mirror screws, try to find the correct two so you don't install the wrong screw and start over. (I struggled to screw the mirror in and almost pulled the threads off before the lightbulb went out.). Second…

When I first opened the box I was surprised at the quality for the price. When I went to install them I was a little dismayed at the lack of instructions. I went back to my computer to look for installation instructions or YouTube videos. You do not know? Instructions can be found directly on the product listing. They were very easy to install. I installed them on my wife's 2015 Honda CBR500F. We bought it used and whoever owned it before us replaced the stock mirrors with tiny ones that don't…

This set of mirrors is different from some others on the market. The mirror mounts are hollow and have a spring bolt that goes into the hollow part. That means you can use 2 spring bolts for right-handed, 2 spring bolts for left-handed, right and left, etc. Several sizes and left/right hand thread versions are included, so make sure there is a combination that works for your bike. I used these on a 2014 Genuine Buddy 170i which was odd with a left hand threaded right hand mirror and a right…

I have a 2006 VTX1300c and my driver's side mirror started to creep down when I was driving over 50 mph. No matter how much I feigned the mother, she kept turning. Instead of racking my brains while driving to see what was behind me, I looked for a replacement. Because OEM originals are no longer available (you can find used mirrors on ebay). I saw these MZS motorcycle mirrors for a great price, mostly great reviews, so I gave them a try. I'm glad I did. The first thing you need to know is if…