🚲 CIPA 11126 Handlebar Grip Mount: Secure and Convenient Bike Attachment Review

I use this on an electric scooter. It works well and lets me see what's behind it. I installed it at the end of the handle on the left.

This is the second mirror I have bought for our bikes. It easily attaches to the handlebars and is adjustable for rear visibility.

There was a good cheap mirror until I went to the woods. If you drive on a path with trees next to you, the mirror will constantly jump. That's why I lost it on the first day of skiing. Not a durable mirror.

The only downside is that it is Velcro. But it works as it should and works better with thicker grips (I have pretty small grips on my snowmobile so there is some play). The mirror is small so don't expect to see much. I could see the headlights of snowmobiles approaching from behind. That's all I needed. But I haven't seen the details.

The assembly of this mirror is quite easy and it looks beautiful. It's very easy to adjust, making it easy to set it in a position that allows the rider to see behind them. However, as others have pointed out, it's easy to maintain the need for adjustment, especially if you have a grip shifter or tend to move your hand around the bars.

This mirror was purchased to view skiers on our Seadoo wake skis. The standard ski mirrors are not adjustable and I wanted to add more rearward visibility when towing two skiers or wakeboards. It fits well in the grip and is adjustable, but so small that skiers seem like tiny dots. When a skier falls, I get more information from the skis than from this mirror. I don't see any hand signals in it. If you don't have a mirror, this is better than nothing and may be the only way to get your skis…

I have a street legal KTM 525 EXC in California; In California, you must have at least one mirror on your left side to be road legal. I wanted something that would deter the cops from attacking me, but if I were going out I could easily take it off and put it in the trunk and pack it up so it wouldn't get damaged if you put it in the mud spill . It's good that your shoulder isn't in the way and you can see everything behind you, but bad as many other reviewers say everything looks smaller, or…

Bought this mirror for Segway Ninebot Max electric scooter. You need a mirror that doesn't stand out and attaches to the steering wheel. It is not possible to use a mirror at the end of the handlebars as the handlebars are solid and not hollow. Problems: 1. Made cheaply. The ball mechanism that holds the mirror in place is plastic and does not tighten enough to hold the mirror in place. Permanently adjustable mirror.2. The mirror is too convex, making approaching cars appear deceptively small…