🚴 Enhance Your Cycling Safety with the West Biking Bike Mirror Handlebar Mount Review

Installation was a little tricky as I had to use a thick gasket and bypass the control panel cable. (This is an electric bike). The adjustable mount is rigid and holds the mirror in place, which is important because I couldn't get it as close to the handle as I wanted because of a small control panel mounted next to the handle. The only downside I noticed. It was, I don't recall seeing a note in the instructions telling you to remove the opaque coating from the mirror. However, it seemed…

It appears to be a well folded mirror that gives a good rear view - just what I wanted so I didn't have to strain my neck looking back to make a turn . As long as I'm trying to pay attention to the sound of approaching cars, this mirror gives an extra level of confidence. Fairly easy to install although I would appreciate a little instruction as I wasn't sure what can be bent and twisted during installation and I just watched the video. I think it looks great installed on my bike!

First, the quality is pretty good. It's well done. Unfortunately, a convex mirror takes the adage "Things in a mirror are closer than they appear" to a ridiculous extreme. This certainly gives you a wide field of view, but it's difficult to see vehicles until they're directly behind you. Anything more than about 15 feet behind you will show up as VERY small. And because the stem (again, very well made) is long, the mirror (also well made) bounces around so much that it's almost impossible to…

This mirror is easy to install [quick read the instructions before trying, just make sure you know what you need to do]. No tools required. You can easily push the mirror in all directions (manually of course!). The mirror arm is flexible, but you need to use some force when you move it for the first time. I like it when I'm on my bike, I can just look at it and see everything behind me. like car mirrors, objects are closer than they appear. I tested it with a friend. I knew she wasn't far…

Beautiful mirror! I ride an e-bike while towing a toddler and I wanted the mirror to be able to easily look back to check for cars. I often turn and look with my eyes, but there are many silent cars in our area. This mirror allows me to keep my head forward and quickly look out for moving cars behind us. I ride an e-bike (Rad City Step Thru 3, by Rad Power Bikes) and the mirror mounted easily on the handlebars. came with a mirror. Luckily the product information on this page made it clear what…

The ad clearly says it's glass, then it says it's plastic. THIS IS A PLASTIC MIRROR. Regardless, the mirror just popped out due to the sun hitting the assembly when it was on my patio the first day. As soon as I put it back in, it stayed. The mirror is too CONVEX and therefore any objects that are very close to my bike are too small to be seen. This is normal for reduced speed areas such as B. Public areas – day or night. THIS IS USELESS AND UNSAFE ON AN OPEN HIGHWAY AT HIGHWAY SPEED BECAUSE IT

Just received and installed on our bikes. Nothing bad to say, they are exactly what I was looking for and they work completely as described. The arms are flexible and they were the longest I could find, allowing them to extend far enough for good visibility. Walmart didn't sell anything and the local bike shop was very expensive and didn't have what we wanted. They were fairly easy to fit, had to use a thicker rubber spacer due to the size of the handlebars. They have many adjustment options…