🔍 Universal Black 3" Round 7/8" Handle Bar End Rearview Convex Mirrors for Harley Davidsons, Suzuki, Honda, Kawasaki Cruisers – Enhanced Vision Side Mirrors Review

I like that the mirrors are big and clear but they don't fit my Suzuki 1300. The screws are too big and the part that goes in the handles is also too big to fit . I had to install with a fit but it looks ugly I will order others.

Just what I needed. I had these on my old Ducati Monster 696 and I'm glad I was able to get them on my new 797+. They fit perfectly. Well built, all aluminum. It's a bit tricky to get tight on the bar, but you'll figure it out. I preloaded it to fit snugly against the handlebars. Dramatically improves appearance and visibility, and you can't beat this price!

You can't beat the money and they perform as well as you would expect for side mirrors. I had an older version of these mirrors that fell apart after a few thousand miles and were held together with zip ties before throwing them in the bin. They are 100% identical to the old mirrors I had - no doubt from the same Chinese factory - but the build quality is much better. The finish is better, the glass is better, the screws are better, overall they're pretty well made. free. I had to tape it…

They looked fine, apart from reports that the screws holding the mirror itself to the stem were loose. The heads of those behind the glass and therefore inaccessible for dressing. Now that I'm as smart as I think the first thing I did after getting them was to apply moisture wicking LocTite to the exposed back of these bolts. My first chance to ride was a few days later, and by the 34-mile mark I had taped off a mirror before losing it entirely. Another problem was that the inserts for the…

So let's be honest. If you bought them, it's because you were too cheap to buy CRG or Motogadget mirrors. That being said, they seem to work well with a few caveats. First, they didn't fit my rod at all initially. The clamp hole is not exactly 7/8" it's about 1/32" smaller. So I had to put a dremel in the clamps to open them up a bit. If you don't do this you will never get the fasteners to clamp the mirror ball joint. Also, the chrome screws that the mirrors came with were very cheap metal and