BriskMore Handlebar Bike Mirror - Crystal Clear HD Glass, 360° Adjustable&Foldable Mirror for Safe Riding, Wide Angle Rearview for E-Bikes, Mountain Bikes & Scooters,Bicycle Mirror

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!

This mirror is well built, easy to mount, stable once tighten down, and delivers amazing rearward visibility due to the convex design and wide reflecting surface. However, I am using this on a new bike (my sixth) where I only have 10 speeds and no shifter on the left side. I would need to experiment with the configuration if I had shifters on the left side.

I think this is a pretty decent mirror. Good size, adjustable, stays in place on my street bike when tightened down firmly. I have 2 photos. One is the standard mount above the bar. The rear view is blocked on the right by my arm even at full extension. The second photo is a right-side mirror mounted upside down and backwards on the left. I like this configuration better. It seems to give better view behind even when folded in as shown. It's more compact and a bit more stealthy. If I lean the bike against a wall it rests on the grip and not the mirror. It doesn't look like I mounted a moped mirror on my bicycle. I cannot guarantee that this will work for you but it seems a big improvement for me. I don't use the gear lever on the left often, but have plenty of room to access it if needed.

It's not bad. Mounts easily as the mount hinges and feels strong. It has a quality feel to it. The only issue is vibration. It seems to have a resonance to it where it's vibrating enough to make it somewhat difficult to see at certain speeds. This may be unavoidable with such a long mounting arm. Otherwise good product for the price.

This thing makes riding my bike so much easier! I ride around in a PHX 'burb 4 times a week every early morning before it's light out. I usually try to stay on the sidewalks, but if I can't and come up to intersections, this mirror makes all the difference in the world when checking for cars who want to turn right if I'm going through the intersection. Installation was super easy. Like anything, I did have to tighten it a couple of times, and of course experiment with the best position. If I accidentally bump it on something in my garage, it'll just move out of whack, rather than break. I'd rather have it move a little than to break, so that's great with me. It's not too obtrusive, and gives a great view of the rear at whichever angle you need. I'm super happy with this thing !

Got this for my e bike. So far it’s been good. Holds its position well. Doesn’t shake or vibrate lose. I have gone 30 mph with this mirror and it stays in place. Mounting was easy. I can see behind me just fine. I appreciate the value/price point. Overall I’d recommend.

This seem like a non functional decoration for bikes, BUT it happens to be very flexible, robust, practical and great basic but necessary security for riding my bike in traffic. I am so happy I purchased this basic piece of all functional security for crossing streets. Ricky A

I really wanted this to work. I got it for my mother who has trouble turning her neck. I can tell when I held it on the bike that it has great potential in terms of the mirror and what you can see behind you. I also love the way it folds downwards at the base and then the mirror again to make it Seamlessly camouflage with the handlebars when not in use. Unfortunately, no matter where I put it on the handlebar, it doesn't fit. before buying, please check your bike handlebars and notice where the brakes and gears end and where you would have room to fit this on. Because it should be as far out on the handlebars as possible. . There IS an extra little ring that you can add to make the attachment tighter. Unfortunately, just gently trying to open the rind to go around the e handle bar .. it snapped I half. It is hard plastic with no give or "squishiness". Nevertheless, I taped the ring together and got the mirror attached to the handlebars. But, then the screw was too short to go through with this ring insert. Basically it's too loose without the insert and too tight with the insert, this could just be our bike. Also make sure you have enough room for this because some bikes right after the brakes and gears the handlebar dips down so before you buy it, make sure you have space on the outer edge of your handlebar.

Brilliant product. Works for me. Happy with the quality. Would recommend it.

happy with mirror,. well built, excellent quality and the lens is crystal clear. This is the second mirror I have purchased.

Very good.

Se mueven mucho, no aptos para ir rápido o pasar topes, se desajustan mucho en ciudad.

Perfect for my scooter.