🔍 Enhance Your Enduro Experience with Emgo 20-64580 Left/Right Side Replacement Mirror in Classic Black Review

Love these on my off road bikes, I've tried a few pairs oops! They also have a slot in the ball joint so they twist/fold easily to get out of the way. I highly recommend installing these if you are having link brackets built into the perch rather than individual perches if that makes sense. If you already have perches, these should fit.

Good mirror replacement if you do a lot of off road driving but need a mirror to get street legal. Bike etc. Reclining backrests: you can't mount your helmet on them due to the foldability (this is secondary) and it has a flat glass mirror as opposed to the convex mirror they came with. What cost her a star is at least more of a hassle if you drive a lot on the road. I would have cost a few bucks more if I had kept the convex mirror.

I got these for my bike which I am slowly converting into some sort of streetfighter. The Ninja Pregen has threaded clamps that hold the brake and clutch levers to the handlebars. and they fitted just fine, once i figured out how to adjust them they are much better than the stock mirrors that came with the ningett. I'm a tall guy with broad shoulders and they allow me to see behind me better than before. The body of the mirror is plastic but it seems solid enough and the rest of the materials…

Inexpensive mirror that gives you some retrospect. I say some because they are NOT convex mirrors, but they are useful nonetheless. Many comments say they are too loose and fail on all sides. I don't understand because you can tighten the ball joint so it doesn't move. There are 3 or 4 nuts that need to be tightened for different purposes. For example, screw more firmly to the bike or tighten the ball joint. The trick is to figure out which is which. I bought one of these a month ago to test…

Emgo 20-64580 Universal right or left motorcycle mirror for $12.40 with Prime. Same product as the Bike Master version, almost 50% cheaper. I use a couple of these on the KTM 950 Adventure so I can fold them out of the way when I hit the dirt (and not bust the master cylinder in a rollover). While stock mirrors are usually better than aftermarket mirrors, especially at this price point, they are great! They have less vibration than STOCK! This mirror has flat glass, but I already had the same…