Zefal Mirror Spin: Compact and Versatile Rear View Mirror, 2.3 x 1.57 x 0.39 Inch Review

This is not a durable mirror. If your bike even falls on the grass, the pivoting end of the mirror will break off and cannot be repaired. They don't list replacement parts for this part, but they do for every other part. Of course it's safe as long as you remember to always fold the mirror in. I had 5 of these and they all die because the mirror breaks off at the pivot point.

I've tried a few and none of them were as thin and easy to use as this one. I've tried wearing it on a helmet, on a handlebar, other similar models with concave lenses, even wide sunglasses with mirrored backs on the edges, nothing does. The downside is that they're easy to slide. Of course, if you lean the bike against something on that side, it can push the mirror in, but you just have to adjust it, it's not that hard.

Field of view is limited as it is a small mirror. If it's not in the exact right position, it's useless. And that's the problem, it's easy to knock it off the spot through any bumps in the road. Although he frequently had to adjust while riding, he eventually became too weak to hold any position. The single screw only tightens the hinge of the mirror itself, not the part that attaches the mirror to the handlebars, which causes the mirror to rotate everywhere. I would like to return it but it is

The mirror is made of glass and is clearly visible. Someone might think this is a reflection from the can because you have to remove the protective film before use. The good thing about the design is that it can be tilted to different angles for optimal viewing. The only problem with this mirror is that it is too small and uses a flat mirror. I actually bought this mirror to fit in my Strida as it is small and compact, but I bought a convex auto accessory mirror and mounted it on the original…

First of all I have to say that the mirror didn't fit my bike exactly, it was too small for the handlebar where it was used. I could protect it, but I just had to get it out. I ride a Trek Lexa S, small frame. Now about the product I use: I liked that it was collapsible, but for practical use it didn't suit me. The field of view is too small. This might be useful for some, especially if you're on a busy road and just want to see cars approaching, but I drive on very little-used roads (no cars…