Xislet Side View Mirror Set for Polaris General 1000 EPS 2016-2021 - Mounts to Pro-Fit Cage using Factory Bolts Review

This set of mirrors cannot be tightened, so they stick out from under your feet with every hard hit or bump. Last fall I bought a bolt and spring kit in the knuckle that works great. But this set is basically useless.

The photos look great but they are very cheap. I installed them, which wasn't easy with the bolt-on roll bars I have on the Polaris General. I've just ordered another brand that hasn't impressed me and will be removing it for more durability.

Installation was simple and straightforward. This is a fantastic price. If you plan to ride on worse-than-road terrain, or if you're going to be driving at 40+ miles per hour, you'll need to constantly adjust these mirrors.

Good value for money but no installation instructions were included so it took us a little time to get it right. A mirror dangles a bit from the pivot - hopefully it doesn't move on its own on the trails.

I bought these for my 2021 Polaris General. They fit and worked well. On the first exit, one of the mirrors came loose, fell off, and broke. I contacted the seller and he sent me a new set under warranty. I tightened the bolts holding the mirrors to the brackets, but the bouncing and vibration loosened them. I recommend using Lock Tight for the bait.

They were good for what we needed at the time. We were in a hurry, we needed something fast. But honestly it wasn't worth the money. There, the vibration of my RZR moved the mirror, and no matter how I tightened it, it moved. I've since ordered new ones and put them in my tool box in case I need them on a trip. But that's really all they're good for when you're in a hurry.

If you think this is a cheap investment that will work until you find a quality mirror set, don't think so. The pair I received are slightly different from those in the photo. The swivel mechanism that connects the mirror to the bracket is slightly shorter than the photos in the listing. This makes it impossible to fully adjust the mirrors as they will contact the mounting bracket and restrict movement.

These "budget" mirrors seem worth a try. They seem a bit cheaply made but seem functional - I gave them a 4 because they match the level of quality they are. I think for $40 they're decent. If you're expecting mirrors for $100+, buy something else. After a trip into town to purchase the correct length M6 stainless steel fasteners/bolts for $9, an extra flat washer and nylock nuts, the installation went smoothly! (Few things annoy me more than when companies/sellers save $1 or less only to cost…