🔍 Universal Blue Bar End Motorcycle Mirrors | Compatible with Honda, Suzuki, Yamaha, Kawasaki, Victory Scooters Review

Will not fit Grom although stated to fit. The screw is too big to fit in the handlebar. money thrown away. I have thunder 2020.

Find another set of mirrors, they're confused, the bolts won't catch on the nut that has to stretch the metal to hold the mirror to the steering wheel, it just twists in place. If you manage to mount it, the rest of the hardware is poor quality and loose.

One of the two mirrors arrived with a microcrack. Other parts broke due to overtightening after loosening 100 times. These mirrors are very poorly made and I regret buying them to save money. Mirrors also distort the image. Just rubbish all around.

Got rid of the ugly stock mirrors but you really can't see anything except there is an object there. The supplied rod tips look very cheap so I might as well get them myself as I already had the rod tips. And if you go this route you will need to make a gasket, I used some PVC and trimmed it to fit.

Didn't dress very well and was smaller than I expected. Here are the standard mirrors and these to show the size. It's hard to see anything in them because they're so small that it takes my eyes longer than I'd like to focus on the image inside. means not looking at the street anymore

I was surprised because the material wasn't as bad as I expected, the installation was very easy (at least on my MT 07). And they definitely look way better than standard mirrors. The only problem I have with these mirrors is the wobble when you drive over 30 km/h. Honestly you can't see anything when you drive a little faster because everything is blurry and they are really small. As such, I would only recommend these mirrors if you are looking to save money and focus primarily on looks rather

Better spend another $20 and buy a more expensive pair from Revain (MZS brand). I have a $40-50 precision mirror next to this one (pictured) and the quality of this mirror is terrible compared to $40-50 mirrors. The hardware is cheap and the mirror is hollow compared to the more expensive brand which is solid. They weigh about half that of a high quality mirror. The mirrors look the same, but they look cheap and they are cheap. Don't waste money. I return them and pay an additional $20 for MZS…

Mirrors appear to be of good quality, no fitting instructions (but fairly easy). The supplied hex keys are cheap and have stripes (use your own if possible). I installed them all but did not remove the bike. My daughter was the first to ride it. She has adjusted the mirrors slightly and I notice that she falters a bit and hardly moves. It turns out that the mirrors on my Z125 don't let the clutch lever fully depress. A little tweak and rotation of their positioning and now they work great. It…