🛵 Universal Bar End Mirrors: Motorcycle Handlebar Mirrors 7/8 Handle Round Replacement for 7/8" Handlebar or Inside Handlebars (13-18mm Diameters) Review

Received the side mirrors today and immediately installed them on my 2015 Scout. It probably took about 20 minutes, it would have been quicker, but there were no instructions. Regardless, knowing if you've ever had to mess around with a bike was pretty intuitive, lol. They also appear to be fairly well made with no rough work or tool marks, the finish on the mirrors and mirror housings was nice and smooth overall, definitely worth the money.

Fantastic value for money. The only suggestion I have is to use Loctite on the screw holding the mirror to the bracket to ensure it doesn't come loose when you adjust it. I am very happy with both the quality and the fit on my bike and would happily recommend them. Note that the mirrors have a blue tint and I wish the seller had an option for clear mirrors, but after use the glare reduction from the tint is pretty good.

These mirrors fit the handlebars of my Royal Enfield Interceptor 650. They look great on the bike and really make a statement. They are strong and well made and have not vibrated in over 500 miles. The seller is also very quick to respond to questions. I followed up on the tips and asked if I could have the tips and the clerk responded quickly and positively. The experience with the product and the seller could not have been better.

As other reviews have said the quality is amazing for the price, everything looked very solid once installed. However, note that it may not be just plug and play depending on the motorcycle. I had the threaded insert as part of the stock handlebar so I couldn't use the expansion mechanism that came with the mirrors. It was an easy fix, although it took a while: a trip to the local hardware store to find some screws that would work and using a drill to widen the hole on the transom mount to…

I've worn it on my SV650X for over a month and hundreds of miles. So far there are no problems. No vibrations, excellent visibility compared to the original. The construction seems top notch and they look fantastic. There are no instructions, but the product page has the images you need. I was concerned about steering wheel vibration when I replaced the weights at the end of the bar with them. Luckily, the screw that attaches the mirror to the rods is the same diameter and threaded as the…

I recently bought a set of these handlebars to trade in for my set of trusty vintage CRG Hindsight Lanesplitter rearview mirrors that I've used for years on a bike I recently sold. I didn't want to give these mirrors away so I bought a set of these things cheaply to put on my bike so they have a couple of mirrors when I take the bike to the dealer. I was very impressed with the build quality and the look of these things. As a long time user of high quality end mirrors I'm used to good quality…

Editing 12/19/18 - photos added Just got the rear view mirrors and installed them on a 2018 Yamaha XSR700. I don't usually buy anything that doesn't have reviews. The packaging was good and they came in a nice box with an Allen key and two different sized sleeves. For my Yamaha handlebar I didn't need any big bushings, only small ones for a tight fit. Everything worked out great and after tightening the 3 hexagonal screws on each side I feel very comfortable. I've read reviews of other mirrors…

I like the look of my Kawasaki Z900 and am generally satisfied. You do get what you pay for, however, as these things probably aren't nearly as durable as CRGs. The first mirror I chose broke at the hinge where it opened and closed when I attached it to the handlebars. I tightened it just enough to keep it from slipping off the bar and then tightened it a little more just to make sure and *crack* the strap broke and I cried because god cursed me with such big strong muscles. No not at all. But…

I bought these mirrors for my 2007 Honda Recon ATV. The reason is that some of the roads I drive are shared with road vehicles and I need to see what's coming. The mirrors have arrived and I was surprised as they are better than expected. For my setup, I first had to remove the factory installed threaded insert, which was placed about 3/4" inside the ends of the handlebars (has nothing to do with the pros or cons of the mirror itself). Removing the insert was a chore .But once that was done I…