🚴 360° Rotation Rearview Bicycle Mirrors for Mountain, Off-Road, and Fixed Gear Bikes (1.8 cm - 2 cm Handlebar Diameter) Review

I am so disappointed that I have bought several bike mirrors and can't find one that fits several bike grip sizes. They are too small for typical road bike handlebars and I just don't get it. I have to send them back and I really like the reflection and the length of the neck that comes with it. Unfortunately, these manufacturers do not produce a simple component that is used in the bicycle field and can have multiple size variations.

Because the nut is attached to the bolt on the bike handle, it is very difficult to tighten. You have to squeeze the two sides of the clip together to get the screw through both holes and this is difficult as there isn't enough room to grab the ends of the clip piece. The nut is difficult to tighten because the exposed portion is so narrow that the wrench provided cannot grip it. I had to use a different key that I had. Once installed everything is fine. It's easy to set up and serves its…

These mirrors are not suitable for mountain bikes and cross bikes. Suitable for road handlebars. Your arms aren't long enough to reach the end of the handlebars where they're needed to see what's behind you. The clip barely fits on a bare handlebar without tape. It uses a nut and bolt to tighten it, it must have a wing nut or be otherwise adjustable without tools. The nut is positioned to be upside down and difficult to install without interfering with the brake or shift lever.

I have been cycling for 60 years and have covered over 750,000 km on over 100 bicycles. I also used an incredible number of mirrors. Favorite steering wheel mirror. I usually use a rod and mirrors with a double ball and socket and nut and both to tighten the adjustment. These mirrors do not have ball head adjustment, they just turn the mounting screw and mirror to point the mirror in the right direction. They have a long offset plastic arm that allows you to position the mirror where you need…