Universal Motorcycle Aluminum Handlebar Mirror Review

later Put this on my dirt bike because I know it's cheap. I turned the bike over while riding and the mount came loose but the more expensive mirror stayed intact. I will buy again because of the price.

Forged mainly from silver plastic. Any tightening of the mirrors with more than 5 pounds of torque will melt the internal threads like butter. It's not worth it.

I got these on some of the motorcycle mirrors I ordered. The 10mm thread didn't work well on the machine. I couldn't screw the mirrors into these mounts. I took her to the bolt store. They said the threads didn't match, but the mirrors were 10mm x 1.25 threads. I had to run the faucet through the brackets then they worked fine. I think I just got a bad set, or they were made in China or something.

They work great as expected. I installed one on my Polaris Sportsman that didn't have mirrors. They sit securely on the handlebars and I've got an extra motorcycle mirror I had lying around and I'm happy as a clam. It's very nice to see who or what is behind you when you drive. I rode over pretty rough terrain and the mount didn't move at all.

I have four Revain (Sunlite) bike mirrors which are excellent but have a cheap handlebar mount. I bought these motorcycle mounts with 10mm thread, as well as the mirrors. They are perfectly and firmly attached to the steering wheel and the mirror screws into the bracket and tightens with the nut provided. This is the perfect solution. Also, it's easy for my folding bike to loosen the mounting bolts slightly and fold the mirror down and then tighten them back up when we're ready to ride.