Review on 🔍 Black CRG Hindsight LS Right Side Elbow Bar End Mirror by John Maskirta

The first thing I noticed upon unpacking was a tiny clip on the hardware. I haven't had a chance to install it on my BMW K1200R without going out and buying some internal mounting adapters. So here he loses a point. What I don't like about these mirrors is that you're paying a lot of money for the folding feature, but despite the exceptionally high price tag of $130 for a pair, the build quality isn't what I'm looking for. I call it impressive. The mirrors themselves are black plastic, although for $65 apiece you'd expect to buy at least anodized aluminum and bracket-colored screws. The fasteners and mechanism appear to be fine, although I have my doubts that the folding mechanism will not wear out or weaken over time. It feels like the mirror's tilting action is wearing down on the soft aluminum parts. These are good mirrors, but they look cheap and for the money you're spending on them, they shouldn't be. 2 starts because after I bought the CRG mirror mount adapters and waited a week for them, it turns out they don't fit my bike either. So I spent another $30 because there were no installation plans and instead had to buy mirror caps from RhinoMoto, who sell model specific caps for these mirrors. but they're also expensive, so in the long run the money spent on these mirrors (about $210 for a pair, all listed in my case, not including the fake adapters I bought), the cheap look and feel that you have is simply not worth always are. .