🚲 Venzo Bicycle Bike Handlebar Mount Mirror - Blue or Silver lens, Anti-Glare Glass, Crystal Clear Rear View - Mountain or Road Bike Cycling Review

I love these mirrors! I commute to and from work across town and not every street has a bike lane. The flimsy helmet mirror I bought keeps falling off and I just don't feel safe not knowing what's going on behind me. I bought a pair of blue tinted mirrors and I feel confident and in love with cycling. They were easy to install although they didn't come with an Allen key so you'll have to provide them. They are sturdy and so easy to adjust that when I park my bike they immediately fold out of…

Good mirror with reasonable extension and viewing range but the handlebar mounted mirror hinge is a weak point and broke at the hinge point when I rolled over a deep hole. While the hinge pin is aluminum, the actual hinge pin pivots on a thin section (0.080" or 1/16"+) of nylon/fiber extension. I have noted the two year warranty and will be contacting the seller in hopes of getting a replacement extension or full mirror. It would be a shame to throw away this beautiful mirror for such a small…

I received a pair of anti-reflective silver mirrors last week and took my first trip today. First impressions are that the mirrors are well made and easily attach to the handlebars with a single Allen screw. Tilt and position adjustments are made with an Allen screw on the back of the mirror. What impressed me was that even when driving on a bumpy country road, the mirror didn't jump, as was the case with the mirror of a bicycle helmet. The view was clear and undistorted, and I could easily see

This mirror is mounted on a Cannondale Quick hybrid adult bike. It should fit most city/hybrid bike handlebars. It is NOT suitable for racing bike handlebars because the mounting diameter is too small for a racing bike. This was a replacement for a Hafny bar end mirror that broke when the bike was dropped. This one was chosen because it's taller, which allows for a better line of sight, meaning less turning of the head to look in the mirror. Since it's not attached to the end of the handlebars,

I received these mirrors today. I've read that unless they can be mounted right next to the handle, the rider's hands tend to block part of the view. To an extent that's true, but in my opinion they can still be used. I. since I have a set, right and left, if I want I can put the right mirror under the bar on the left and vice versa, and they say it works great as the hand doesn't block the view, According to other reviewers, who did it. I might try it sometime, but for now I'm happy with how…