Diyife Bike Mirror 1 Pair, [New Version] HD Wide Angle Large Handlebar Rearview Mirror, Blast-Resistant 360°Adjustable Bicycle Rear View Mirror Accessories for Ebike Mountain Road Bike

These mirrors are great and are easily adjustable when I am on the go. I can say that the only disappointment I found was there wasn't any rubber gripping strip to keep the mirror stable once I installed it. It's really important so that handlebars are not scratched up and damaged. The rubber strip stops that from occurring. I bought them because I have an Ebike and it was difficult to check behind me while I was on the go. The mirror stays stable and has screws that help set it exactly where I need it to be. They are constructed of a very sturdy metal, and the mirror is also not cheap but seems to be actual glass!

The whole unit, except the mirror and mirror housing, is made of metal. You can tell because it is cold to the touch. Once you installed the mounting bracket to the bike’s handle bar, you insert the unit into it and you’re done. Personally, I deviated from the instructions and took the nut out before insertion and then put the nut on to secure the unit with a range. The mirror is on a socket that can be rotated to the position you want. With the left and right units installed, I can see everything behind me. The mirror is crystal clear and objects are not too far back in the mirror. The mirror doesn’t move when I rode my bike. Yes, my arm blocked part of the view because I don’t like the mirror sticking high up, but I can still see plenty of the road behind me. For those who don’t like that, the other choice is to get a mirror that installs at the end of the bar. My bike doesn’t have an opening at the end of the handle bar and I don’t want to cut a hole, plus the drawback of that kind of mirror is that it can stick too far out and gets in the way of things, also if the bike topples, the mirror may get damaged. So the there is pros and cons of either format. Just get what you’re happy with. I’m happy with mine.

These mirrors give a good wide view of what is behind me when riding. They are easy to attached ( I put on my drop handle bars), and I can adjust the view easily while riding, somewhat necessary when I change from riding upright to bent lower on the drop downs, & vise versa. I took 1 star off my rating because the included bolts are too short for the diameter of my handle bars, so had to buy longer bolts at hardware store.

Items just like described, great quality and price

The product is great the items are okay and very strong but because of how the systems are set up on my e-bike I have a hay bike Mars 2.0 so while on one side I was able to put a mirror but because of how the nut is in between where you position the mirror onto the holding piece that wraps around the handlebar it gets loose after a while now when I put the right side mirror together the bolt wasn't going in all the way so I didn't put it on and put the holding peace that goes around the bar connected it directly to the mirror and it fit a lot better but I can't use it on that side because of the position of where the thumb throttle is and brakes so I'm very disappointed I cannot use this product on my bike even though they are very well put together I might have to get something that wraps around both handlebars and I could put downward in an angle but it is what it is

Nice mirrors for m trike, just what I needed, easy installation,works great

This is the best bike mirror I ever purchased, easy to install and see clearly in every angle.

I purchased these to replace the bar-end round mirrors that were previously installed on my Talaria. The bar-end mirrors were nice and low-profile, but definitely not drop proof on the trail.These mirrors are pretty light and seem like they can withstand a typical fall. The backing of the mirror is hard plastic surrounding a metal ball joint so I think in the worst case, these mirrors failing wouldn’t harm your bike any further.I also like how well the mirror folds into itself when I don’t need it, but to adjust it that far would require you retighten the fixture again when you want to ride. It will wobble out of place otherwise.If I could improve this mirror, I would add rubber to the inside of the handlebar clamp. As it arrived, it’s metal clamped to metal and I can easily see it shearing the black coat off my handlebars if the mirror arms collided with something and caused the mounting bracket to spin.