🚴 Selle ITALIA Eyelink Mirror: Enhance Your Cycling Safety with this Revolutionary Accessory Review

Good: I like the overall concept; The mount held onto my SRAM Rival 1 grip fairly securely; easy to install and remove; and the handle is very comfortable. The Bad: The mirror doesn't hold vertical alignment on moderately rough roads and there's no way to tighten it. There is a screw for tightening the horizontal axis but not vertical. At least not the ones you can access easily. There are hidden screws under the mirror, but there's no way to access them. It's not clear how to remove the mirror

The mirror is really good. It looks good, but part of the design is deliberately trying to strike a balance between being too strong and being too light. I mean, it doesn't feel super heavy, but I don't expect it to fall apart anytime soon. It goes really well with my SRAM Rival groupset and looks like it came from the factory. I've only ridden it 20km so far and it's worked well. The turning point is very strong and does not move. The view is excellent. The position is great too and it seems…

I'm writing to clear up some misunderstandings about this mirror. I read several reviews mentioning these two issues and was apprehensive about the purchase but I didn't find a better solution so I bought it anyway. 1) The mirror is fogged up, actually it's because of the plastic film. it's not that obvious, definitely a design flaw of the sticker, but the glass is actually nice and clear (wide viewing angle) 2) weak mounting tape, probably due to the way the tape was attached. You must remove…

I have driven 65 miles with this mirror and am very happy with it so far. I used to hate driving down the street, even with broad shoulders, not knowing what to expect behind me. Now I feel a lot more confident. Just look to the left and I can see pretty far behind. My last two rides have been mostly single and dual carriageway back roads with minimal traffic, but that's the road that worries me the most as traffic and speeding over hilly terrain weren't an issue with this mirror. A little…

First, what price can you pay for safe driving? $67 or so for something that might offer a lot of security if you're on a busy street? Kind of priceless, right? And for those with drop bar road bikes, there aren't many great options. There is a type that attaches to your helmet. You have to keep your head still and the field of vision is small. There are options with rod ends, but they have small fields of view, they tend to be heavily distorted to compress much of the rear view, and they tend…