Universal Black Motorcycle Mirrors Bar End Side Mirror Compatible With Honda Scooter Suzuki Yamaha Kawasaki Victory Harley Davidson… (Red-Oval) Review

- they didn't go well with my handguards. - You are too small. - Bluing, which I thought wouldn't be a problem, actually was, a bit. - The actual installation wasn't too difficult, but I had to buy a few other bolts to fit my 14mm handlebars. I think they met the needs they were designed for, it just turns out I didn't have that need.

Great price and easy to install. I bought M8 x 60mm + SHCS to add bar end weights again. Without regular load, vibrations become noticeable. Visibility is improved due to the position compared to standard mirrors and significantly better than glued blind spot mirrors. I thought I was having trouble filtering tracks with higher bandwidths, but no problems so far.

I installed these on my FZ07 and they didn't want to be attached to stock bars with the mounting hardware provided, but I was able to get them to work with a few modifications. They definitely gave the bike a new look and I love the look they give me compared to the stock mirrors. One snapped a little (probably user error) when I tightened it, hopefully this won't cause any problems in the future as long as they work great. Can't find any reason not to give 5 stars. They also have a blue tint…

I bought these and they are very good considering the price. Works well, holds tight, no vibration. They are small but look great and the blue glass is beautiful. However, I have always been disappointed with the quality of the surface and workmanship. Upon closer inspection, it becomes clear why they were so cheap. I found a Kemimato version with the exact same design but for a little over double the price. The significantly better surface finish, workmanship and glass more than justify the…

Bought for my 2018 HD Street Rod. They didn't fit. The HD 7/8 handlebar looks thicker than the conventional design. No effort was able to install spacers for these mirrors. I wish I knew. Also, the stock throttle position on my bike protrudes 3/8" from the handlebars. Even if I could install them, they wouldn't be stable. You might consider moving the throttle to the left since you have a little overhang. What As far as the product goes I really like it I wish I could use them They are quite…

.but unfortunately the reality didn't live up to my expectations. These things are very fragile. The mounting system is a real problem: there's a rubber plug that expands when you put a bolt in it, but you have to install a nut before you can put anything into the end of the handlebar, which is basically impossible. I had to first put the nut in the rubber stopper, then force it into the steering wheel, struggling all the time to keep the mirror from slipping (the mirror coating is very soft…

Installed on a 2007 SV650. This is exactly what I was looking for. Nice OEM design, similar to Triumph etc. The mirrors feel solid and I like the subtle blue anti-reflective tint on the glass. Nice smooth lacquered finish (unlike a similar pair I recently ordered and sent back out of the box due to scratches). Their mounting mechanism in the steering wheel is a captured rubber cylinder that is clamped with a retractable nut. This is much preferable to the metal cone designs I've generally seen…

If you're wondering if these cheap end mirrors are any better than the ones that cost three times as much, you're right. However, I will say that I did the same. Let me do my civic duty and give you good and bad. I will say they are not as bad as you might think. Goods: obviously the price. Better than standard mirrors. Everything you need, except for a metric hex socket or a #5 wrench, is included for most installation purposes. It's actually a pretty solid build. The paint is good. Good…