MEACHOW Scratch Resistant Glass Lens Handlebar Bike Mirror ME-007 for 2019-2020 - Safe Rotatable Rearview Bicycle Mirror Review

The only problem (which isn't for me as I have a lot of hex screwdrivers) is that the correct hex screwdriver is not included. I had the right one (5/16 inch) but that might be a problem for some. Because of this, I gave it 4 stars instead of 5 for ease of use. With a hex screwdriver, it was very easy to install. and set up.

I ordered them for my Espin Nesta tie rods with fat 20" tires. Easy to fit, adjustable for excellent rear view on both sides as I bought both left and right wing mirrors. They stay in place and are a nice addition to the bike. I installed them between the brake levers and throttle (left) and derailleur and brake pedal (right). No problem.

I use these on my Performer Goal-X recumbent. I inevitably smack things up from time to time. So far no scratches on the case! Plus once I set them up they really stay in place! No annoying readjustment while driving. The steering wheel I use is a 16-inch minibar, and those MEACHOW mirrors pop out just right for an awesome view of what's behind me.

I ordered them a while ago before being told my bike would be delivered in 6 months. So I finally got mirrors on my bike and rode them a few times. You have to adjust them all the time, so when I made a small adjustment, the mirror fell out. Very disappointed as I don't have a mirror now, the return window probably closed a few months ago and there is no way to resort to small accessory help.

Would definitely recommend this product to all cyclists. Mirror view is very clear, no distortion. The body is made of high quality aluminum, not plastic. I am more than happy with this product. Their customer service is even better. When I was driving through the countryside, my glass accidentally broke. The mirror housing was fine. So I asked the seller if I could just buy replacement glass. Then, surprisingly, they sent me a new one, not just glass. Is free. What a pleasant surprise. I…

This mirror is well made: the frame is very solid and the mirror gives a pretty good view of the scene behind you. I have a blue tinted mirror that deskews the image a bit to reduce the glare from the sun. It takes a bit of fiddling to get it right, but once set it stays where it's set. What I do like is that the lever can be easily rotated around the clamp so I can adapt to changing situations on the road or track. The mirror stays in place, meaning the ball and base are strong enough to hold…

I'm not short (6'4", 300+ pounds) and I ride my bike regularly. a couple of handlebar mirrors in the past but the problem was my arms weren't stretched out far enough to see around me behind mine.I like watching our formation, making sure everyone is keeping up and there are no problems and looking out for overtaking vehicles With our old mirrors I had to distort a lot to see behind me and also the old mirror tended to vibrate/wobble to the point where it was difficult to see anything clearly -