aegarage86 2 x CUSTOM UNIVERSAL BLACK 3" ROUND BAR END MIRRORS FOR AFTERMARKET MOTORCYCLE CRUISER CHOPPER BOBBER CAFE RACER CLUBMAN BUELL TRIUMPH SPEED STREET TRIPLE APRILIA SHIVER 750 MOTO GUZZI

Been riding w/ these for about a week and I have to say these are some pretty damn good mirrors. Considering they're from China and pretty cheap, I wasn't expecting too much, but really was surprised at the quality. They're built pretty solidly and I see no reason they can't last for a long time.Not as big as stock obviously but that's why you buy bar end mirrors right? You don't see as much behind you, but you can definitely see what you need to see. They are perfectly functional and look great. Not to mention much cheaper than some of the name brands out there. I bought these because they were cheap and I wasn't sure if I'd like bar end mirrors, but turns out I do and these work great. Make lane splitting so much easier and they don't vibrate as much as my stock bars did.The only reason I didn't give these 5 stars is because one of the mirrors had a slight chip underneath the glass. Maybe it happened during shipping or something I don't know and at this price I don't really care. It doesn't affect the functionality at all and when you're riding w/ them you don't even notice, but it is a reason for 4 instead of 5 stars. Also took a while to get here from China but that's the price you pay if you want to save some $.These have a slight blue tint to them, which I wasn't sure I'd like, but I don't mind it at all. In fact I think it looks pretty cool. And finally, these fit my TC bros z slant 1 inch bars fine. Was a little concerned they wouldn't but actually had no issues. I actually bought some bikemaster 1" adapters from Amazon just in case while I was waiting for delivery but ended up not needing them. They wouldn't have worked anyway because the diameter of the mirror clamp is 1" while the diameter of the adapter is 7/8". The adapters seem to be made to go inside a 1" bar (although honestly I'm a little skeptical that the part that goes inside the bar would actually expand out to 1") but are made for a 7/8" mirror clamp. Anyway, just had to tighten them down real good and was good to go. Install was a breeze I had no issues whatsoever. If I ever need another set for whatever reason I wouldn't hesitate to get these again.

I bought these for a Triumph Bonneville thinking it would be a 5 minute replacement. The quality of the mirrors are good and seem to be solid. However fitment to my bike was an issue. The current handlebar had an end cap with a screw up the middle to secure. Upon removing this I discovered a solid metal barrel inside the end of the bar with a threaded hole to secure the end cap. To fit the mirror this has to be removed. I read some blogs to see how others had done this, some suggested heating to soften the loctite that hold the barrel in place but that did not work. The other option is to drill it out. I used a 3/4" drill bit to drill it out which takes time and I ended up 'dulling' the bit which caused more problems. Long story short, check your handlebar and see what kind it is and if you have this insert in there. If you do you will have some work to do to prepare for the mirror install.However once installed they do look nice and quality seems good. I switched from stock mirrors and these are considerably smaller, so that may take some getting used to.

This item looked really good on my bike but cracked when trying to tighten down so it wouldn't pivot. 3 starts since seller gave me a refund no questions asked.Pros:~The finish on the item was good. I didn't see any blobs or runs in the paint/powder coat~Glass was clear with a nice blue tint~The mounting ball on socket were solid yet was able to move them around with a little pressureCons:~One of the arms broke when screwing down to keep from rotating.~The hardware (nuts bolts) doesn't look/feel like it is great quality but that was expected for the price!

One of the better budget bar end mirrors I've tried. You can have these as either upward OR downward facing mirrors-- meaning the mirror can stick out above or below the bar, depending on your preference.Pros:- Build quality feels fantastic- solid aluminum and tight connections- Allen key adjustability- love how adjustable they are.- No mirror vibrations- the rubber part must help dampen some of the vibrations- Fits in 7/8" bar perfectlyCons:- Wish the mirror had a wider viewing angle

Doesn't fit 1" bars very well. But, if you add 4 to 5, 1/4" washers before the rubber expansion piece and heat the rubber up a little with your heat gun they work very well. They should have added a rubber expansion piece for 1" bars

You are getting a good product for the price. The attachment method uses a rubber insert which deforms as the bolt is tightened. This contact can be a little loose, and require supplemental adhesive. The mirrors are decent enough, the blue tint reduces some glare, and the attachment to the arm is very tight. Overall I am quite happy, and would install them on another motorcycle.

Ok, they kinda had a blue tint to them. One side never got as tight as the other which caused me to have to tighten it frequently. I eventually just took that one off and run with one.

As many others have posted, the mounting hardware is challenging. There are a few tutorials on the web on how to improve the mounting of this style of mirror and I would suggest looking them up. The best part of these mirrors is that they don't extend the width of your bike much.