OSAN Custom Universal Motorcycle Rearview Side Mirrors: Ideal for Sports Bikes, Choppers & Cruisers Review

These mirrors are not safe to use. They shake a lot since they are made of plastic, and the mirror distorts and distorts the image. If you only need mirrors for check-ups or for beauty, use them. However, if you're looking for a viable set of mirrors, look elsewhere. I would not recommend them to any biker who is concerned about their safety.

It's my fault for not reading the product description but even then I'd say don't waste your money. I need them for my 2020 Kawasaki z125 pro. They rolled up with no problems. But. They're cheap plastic, so one of them is screwed on. I noticed after the first ride that they were shaking so badly you couldn't even see behind you. So pay extra and look for CNC.

The size and fit are great for my Shadow 84. However, these are absolutely horrible mirrors, the vibration even at low speeds makes you completely unaware of what's behind you. They are more suitable for a bicycle. The hand holding the mirror is too flexible. I strongly advise you not to buy these unless you need something in them to trigger a mirror.

At around $10 these are pretty good mirrors. They were exactly the size and shape I needed for my scooter. Smaller than the original but still offers good rear visibility. Of course there are better mirrors, but not in this price range. Photos hide how ugly the ankles are at the base. However, this makes them look cheap. They are cheap. I am very happy with mine so far and they look good on my bike.

Very easy to assemble but on long trips and over time it happened very often. The mirrors will vibrate in a different position and will not stay in the same place. At higher speeds of 40-50 they would move very easily. My bike had a 125cc engine, so it didn't go very fast. There were no screws or anything to tighten, so I was unlucky. It got worse and worse over time and I ended up selling the bike.