FENRIR CNC Aluminum Alloy Cafe Racer Black Motorcycle Bar End Mirrors Side 22mm 7/8" inch Handlebar Mirror Universal Rear View For M8/M6 Standard Super Sport Naked Street Bike Cruiser Minimoto Scooter

Nice looking, functional. Don't vibrate. Wanted to undermount with the mirrors pointed in, but this allowed them to contact the tank at lock. Much better than the small round bar end that I bought the bike with.

2024 Ryker sport 900. Perfect fit! Much higher quality than stock mirrors. Very sturdy and look great! Recommend 100%

I ordered these mirrors to install on my Husky 701 SM as the regular round bar ends stick out too much for my liking. These mirrors fit, and look excellent. The only issue is that no matter how much I tighten them, the wind pushes them back towards me as I ride. They are pivoting on the delrin bushing at the bar end. I havent returned them Yet, as I still have hope that they will stop and hold. My bike is a big single, so I think maybe it is the vibration and wind combination that is doing it. GREAT looking mirror though.Update: I went ahead and kept them. I drilled a small hole in them and inserted a roll pin. Very nicely made and looking mirrors. I think they would be fine on a bike that doesn't vibrate so hard

I think these look great on my 2022 Yamaha XSR700. They don’t stick out past the bar ends which was a selling point for me. I had my eyes on more expensive brands but the fact that they poke out means they will break when the bike is dropped. At $120 a piece it’s not worth it.These definitely don’t feel cheap. For being aluminum they have some serious meat on them. The cuts made by the CNC machine leave it a unique texture that sets it apart from the other brands. Actual mirror part is very clear with a blue tint which gives it a nice touch. I like the universal aspect, it came with every bar end adapter. In my case the smallest 13mm for my ProTaper Carmichael handlebars. I can’t comment on the paint finish. I returned another brand because the powder coating was very thin and chipped easily. So far these are holding up after multiple trips.My only concern was the size of the mirrors. I didn’t want to sacrifice function for form. These just happen to be right at my limit. Of course if you want the best visibility keep your stock ones but I find these to be good compromise between style and function.

Great looking mirrors and a bit smaller than what I was expecting. However, they work well and I have grown to like the smaller form of the mirrors. I had aftermarket bars on my motorcycle and needed to buy the 1" hollow bar adapters. If you need to get an adapter, the included paperwork in the box has the purchase information. The mirrors hold their position very well, but there is image blurring at speeds above 70mph due to vibration. Most of my riding is below that, so it isn't as much of an issue.

Installed on my 2025 MT09. They're smaller than I expected but way better visibility than stock. Package includes plenty of universal parts to make them fit on just about anything. No complaints.

Clear View, great quality- Perfect for my can am ryker!

Well. Just put these on my ‘13 SFV650. They seem well made and sturdy. The viewing size is a bit cramped, however the width makes up a little bit for the lack of height. The glass seems pretty good with its anti glare, but they are a little dark, even in bright light. I’m guessing it’s the anti glare coating on the glass. They are for sure good for the money. The reasons why it’s only 4 stars for me was, A- they did not go on easily. I needed to remove the whole screw assembly and used a pliers to remove the push nut at the end. Right out of the box, the push nut was so tight, that it would just spin the entire insert and never catch the inside of the bar. It’s almost like the nut at the end was seized inside and would move the entire insert when trying to tighten. I took it apart and dropped a drop of oil so that the nut would spin freely. Also had to slightly angle the bolt itself downward while screwing to prevent the insert from spinning. This was not easily and took about 15mins on each side to, by luck, catch the insert against the inside of the bar. B- There a small plastic insert that goes between the arm and the bar ends to take up the space. This insert in plastic and even if you tighten it down as far as it can go, you can still spin the mirror forward and backwards. I am not sure if this is a safety feature (if you hit something, the mirror will just spin instead of breaking) or if this is an oversight by the company.However. Since they are well made and the glass seems pretty clear. I still think it’s a good buy for the money. They are so cheap that if one does break, you can easily replace. Definitely worth the money. Are they better out there? Yes, for sure, but they are 2x the piece if not more. I had some round bar end mirrors that cost double these and at about 65-70mph they would start to fold (lane splitter or foldable type). Time will tell how these fair in Florida weather. I will report back after a few months and let everyone know how they are holding up.I would buy them again, no doubt, I do not think there is a better made mirror for the mirror.Edit. After a few weeks of riding. The bar end adapters are no longer holding the mirror tightly. I had to remove them and wish I could return them. They did not last very long it seems. However. The mirrors themselves are pretty good and survived Florida sun so far. I ended up going with another mirror style. Same brand, but mounts using the stock mounts for the oem mirrors.