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Widely use
for ATV
for Dirt Bike
for Motocycle
for Bicycle
KatyD
Reviewed in the United States on March 5, 2025
I can see what’s behind me
G. M.
Reviewed in the United States on March 14, 2025
These tighten down well and do not vibrate like some others I got the first time. The clamps are solid, the mirrors are clear and the hardware is good quality. I can see better with these than factory ones I looked at. I would put these up against higher priced ones with out concern. They look nice too.I'm very happy with them!They are on a KLR 650, I ride hard and on some rough roads.
Joel.M
Reviewed in the United States on March 1, 2025
The screw damaged the base for the mirrors. It is of very poor quality. I do not recommend it.
Curlen Barger
Reviewed in the United States on February 20, 2025
These things are awesome! I will recommend these to anyone needing to see better! They’re built well and I wouldn’t hesitate on them!
Alexander Clark
Reviewed in the United States on January 11, 2025
Very stout and quality design. Easy to loosen the wing nuts to fold the mirrors down to put a cover over my ATV. And the mirrors stay put just fine when riding, you just have to crank down that wing nut nice and tight.
Stephane MATH
Reviewed in Canada on August 9, 2024
Bon dans l'ensemble, mais vibre beaucoup sur l'autoroute.
Dwegs
Reviewed in the United States on August 8, 2024
Installed (Versys x300) into the existing posts, so that’s great.Super clear mirrors that are better shaped for actually seeing what’s behind - I’m all about mirror work and traffic awareness being the basis of safety when riding in traffic.They installed in 5 mins, adjusted once riding a few times, tightened the knob and was set.The stems looked plastic in the ad, but are in fact a stout cast metal (aluminum?) and they are just a tad lighter than the stock.This will allow riding through bush without having the mirrors constantly bashing branches or such.Can you tell I’m a fan?Edit: after taking more rides at higher speeds (highway type) I note there is a slight buzz showing up. It didn’t really show till about 8k rpm’s, but when you’re sustaining that speed/rpm (necessary on an x300 to be at 75+mph), they don’t seems a clear as at the lower rpm’s (say So for 90% of riding time, they’re close to perfect for what I’m using the bike for. But the freeway rides you have to focus a little harder to ensure your seeing correctly.Still a strong recommend as I don’t believe most bikes will be revving that high.
jdub19
Reviewed in the United States on June 23, 2024
The mirrors are the same size as the name brand version but with a shorter arm, by around 2cm. The mirror housing does not appear to be glass fiber reinforced, just plastic.The shorter arm means the mirror needs to be set closer to the handlebar to have a similar rear view.The rubber coated mountain balls are a little softer than other ones on the market, resulting in a little more flex. Possibly after more time the rubber will compress resulting in less flex.Pros:• All needed hardware is included, including left hand thread adapters (needed for many Yamaha motorcycles)• uses a standard 1” mounting ball, so will work with other products.Cons:• Increase in flex between mountain ball and arm.• Reduction in adjustable range, due to shorter arm.Conclusion:•At 1/3 the cost of the name brand version, these mirrors are a good value.
Derek
Reviewed in the United States on October 22, 2024
Took about three minutes to install these right into the threaded socket of my Kingquads. Since they are symmetrical, I used one mirror on two different quads both in the left position, it worked perfectlyInfinitely adjustable they seem well-made and it looks like they’re gonna work really well
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