Handlebar Bike Mirror, Scratch Resistant Glass Lens, Ajustable and Rotatable Safe Rearview Bicycle Mirror

This mirror offers additional length over the usual offerings out there. This means it gives a little wider spread past the handlebars to see clearly behind. Quality made. Secures easily yet firm. Nice large mirror panel and does not shake nor wobble in use. Good mirror for a bike.

The media could not be loaded. This has pretty Good reviews. So I thought I would take a chance and buy a pair; right and left. They come in a very hard well-structured cardboard box but instructions are minimal on the back. One of the main concerns I had about buying the mirrors is that many types were too short on the neck . The design in some of these types of mirrors do not extend even past the handlebars. However, these mirrors are about 13" from base to the tip of the farthest upper corner of the mirrors. This worked out fine for me and gave me plenty of visibility past my shoulders.The the pair of mirrors come with a wrench and two plastic inner sizing rings that fit into the mount if needed. The inner rings are premolded to split in half. So you have a choice of using the full ring or a half ring or no ring. This makes the mount adaptable to various handlebar diameters. In my case on a Lectric e-trike I only needed to use half of one of the rings for each mount. It would have been nicer to not see the screw joint from the pilot position but it still looks fair. Not a big deal once you get out riding.The back joint of the mount seems a little weak. The joint is held together by a little pin. I suspect that would break down sooner than the front joint screw but only time will tell. If I had to complain that would be the one thing that really concerns me in the future. I have pictures to show how tiny that pin is that's holding joint mount together. I suppose many of them are made this way.You can angle the necks at the base of the mount and you can swivel the mirror at the base of the head where it attaches to the neck up and down. So along either axis you can easily get the mirror to face the angle you want. Keep in mind that the elevation (height) of your handle bars also determine what you will see in the mirrors. Very low handle bars way below your eye level will determine what you will be capable of seeing through these mirrors. The swivel of the mirrors where they connect to the neck have a ball swivel and this allows for nearly a full rotation. The swivel of the neck at the base is horizontal only and swings in or out. I was able to get the angle I needed perfectly.Someone online complained that all they see is their shoulder and not the street. This is easily fixed by angling the neck away from you as the pilot and working with the mirror swivel. They have a few joints that can be tightened or loosened by the wrench that comes with it. These mirrors seem well thought out and whether tall or short they will work!The mirrors are a decent size. They are flat and not curved so you will not get any distortion. Everything is molded out of hard plastic. Perhaps nylon plastic?? Anyway, they seem pretty solid. I have a video that shows a little bit more.I took them for a spin and the angles were great, no complaints. Since I am mostly riding on paved bike pads or occasional quiet neighborhood streets, I did not get any problems with these wobbling or coming with loose.I saved a couple of bucks by just buying a pair instead of buying them separate. I think it's worth it to get the set and it gives me a little bit of added security.I do recommend them!

Pros: easy to install, fits well, well-made, the long arm allows a nice view behindCon: no matter how much i tightened the screw at the upper ball joint near the mirror, the mirror kept sagging during use. The solution was to ignore the manufacturer's instruction about not adding tape or other materials to the ball joint, and in fact wrap the ball itself with friction tape. This helped tremendously and now thew mirror stays put, although the long arm does allow it to vibrate a lot.

Best bike mirror I have owned. I use it on a recumbant with under seat steering. Works perfect. Field of view is huge. Why did you pick this product vs others?:Arm length and field of viewEase of installation:Very easy to install.

I have had a hard time finding a mirror that would attach to my Jasion EB7 ST and this one fits perfectly. The view was clear, size was great, can be adjust easily and it is very sturdy.

This is a really good mirror. I have "Beach Cruiser" handle bars, and put it right in the middle of the curve, and all it takes is a quick glace to see behind me. Get it set to the best location, and lock it in place. I haven't had to adjust it for months since I set it.It may not be the easiest to mount. I had to use a couple of wraps of electrical tape to make it stay in place. If your bar is thicker you may not need it.And the best thing: once you get it set up and locked in, there is no vibration. At all. Nice and steady. The material is thick and durable. I've put 700 miles on it with no issue. And I ride in a dusty area and it hasn't scratched yet. You get a nice clear view of the road behind you. I bet I tried a dozen mirrors before settling on this one.

Sturdy mirror and clear view. Mirror folds and swivels, yet will stay in place as you ride. This is so much better than the mirrors that insert into the end of the handlebar. Very pleased!

Why did you pick this product vs others?:Most important for me is the quality of the product and the ease of installation.It took a matter of minutes to install. The mirror provides a wide angled view of the traffic and any other cyclists passing on the left. It is on a swivel and can be adjusted while riding/I would recommend this mirror for its quality, ease of installation and use.