MICTUNING Universal Motorcycle Mirrors - 3 Inch Round Folding Bar End Side Mirror Compatible with Honda, Scooter, Suzuki, Yamaha, Kawasaki, Victory and More

There’s no open space on the handle bars of my wife’s Ebike to mount mirrors so this made sense. They are slightly convex for a wider field of view. Time will tell but they feel solid.They can be adjusted for any rider or vehicle.We are extremely pleased with the mirrors and recommend them for E-bikes as well as motorcycles.I am not associated with this product or company or any other product.I purchased this product.

Work great, used on a 2000 SV650 with Protaper SX High bars

The media could not be loaded. They didn’t profit in my handlebars but after stretching the washers that hold them in place they managed to stay on. The visibility is great but they start to fold in at higher speeds

Was able to make it work on my Honda monkey but it took some thought. There is no way to insert them in the bar ends but you can screw them into the bars and use the bracket.

They fit perfectly on ebikes. If you search for bike mirrors you can only find low-quality plastic ones at a similar or even higher price point. This all-metal mirror is much sturdier if weight is not your concern.There is a minor issue though, the mirrors are too loose out of the box. Riding on a bumpy road quickly shake of the mirror position. Tightening the screws solves the problem.

These mirrors do what they are supposed to do- they reflect- I am giving only 2 stars because there are small washers and spacers and various (for lack of a better word) things. I have no idea what they are- where they go- or how necessary the parts are because this is just another part I’ve ordered recently- with absolutely not a word or diagram or picture or QR code to scan- not so much as an arrow to show how to properly instal these mirrors. I can YouTube “how to …”, but I want to make sure the video and the item I have are the same- there are so many variations of everything, and rear view mirrors are pretty important- It’s so frustrating to repeatedly buy a part because I have no idea whether I am installing said part correctly, or not.. How do I know there aren’t just random parts put in the box, and shipped out? I would be happy with a QR code that links to a simple “how to” video. I have a feeling I should be using some of the parts I have leftover, but who really knows?Edit: I just returned from a ride and the mirrors basically flop around due to the fact that they definitely are not installed correctly. How can I fix it? I have no idea- I don’t feel like I should have to reach out to a seller for instructions and a part list- these things should really be included- im sure people wouldn’t complain about instructions included . It’s now a safety issue- I do not recommend these mirrors- I won’t buy again- and I hope the seller shows some decency and start including instructions on how to install. I hate when I waste money like this, I hope whoever is reading this takes heed to my warning.

Very, very satisfied with these for the price! Look sharp!

I bought these a year ago with low expectations. CRG mirrors are VERY expensive and I figured I'd buy these to see if I like the style.I do! They are small, easy to position, and offer way more area of view as they are convex.I have had to tighten them a few times in one year. You can really crank down on the screws and nothing breaks. For the past 8 months or so I have not had to adjust or tighten them.Only issue is that sometimes they can be tough to fold in, especially without messing up your set position, but I hardly ever fold them in anyway.Don't hesitate to buy these even though it seems too good to be true.