XYZCTEM Black Retro Style Side Rearview Mirror w/ 7/8" Handlebar Mount 8mm Adaptor For Mountain Bike BMX Bicycle Motorcycle Dirt Bike ATV Cruiser Chopper-Pair

When I first received the mirrors, they were in a small flimsy white box and wrapped in bubble wrap. When I unwrapped, the mirrors were a bit scuffed up around the plastic housing with some rusty dust. Once cleaned and wiped down they looked okay. I thought perhaps they may have been salvaged from used scooters?Anyway they were easy to install. They have sturdy metal stems and come with metal mounting brackets which is nice considering the price. They are very cheap, but the one thing I was disappointed in was the size. They are very small mirrors and the length of the stem is very short. They did not work for my bike because all I could see is my arms, no matter how I adjusted the mirrors. I can see to my side but not behind me, or the rear side view, as the purpose should be. My bike has lower profile handlebars near the waist height when I sit (like a mountain bike or road bike), and the stem is neither long enough or high enough to see beyond my arms.However, I put them on another cruiser type bike with higher handlebars, and they do work well, and you can see behind you and to the side.So if you buy them consider that the mirrors are rather small flat mirrors (not convex) and so the viewing space is not much.The stem,being short, will work on taller cruiser type handlebars as found on BMX style bikes or mopeds. They are unlikely to work on bikes with low profile handlebars such as road bikes, mountain bikes, unless you invert them and place them upside down which, in my opinion looks pretty ridiculous. But that is just me.

I ordered a German built City Cruiser-type bicycle as I wanted a more upright riding position, as opposed to a Mountain bike style or the radical lean-over riding position as on traditional road bicycles. I quickly decided that I needed to see what was behind me, but did not want the type mirrors that mount inside the end(s) of the handlebars, nor did I want to use a helmet mounted mirror. I had in mind a handlebar mounted mirror that offered some degree of adjustability and would provide a reasonable field of view behind.I found these retro style mirrors, which included the handlebar mounts and at a very attractive price. I am a "Prime" member and usually gravitate toward these free 2-day shipping products. This item was from an Amazon affiliate and included no cost shipping, which usually means 7 to 10 business days for delivery. I resigned myself that it was what it was, but was pleasantly surprised when the mirrors shipped very prompt from California and was shipped US Postal Service by Priority to central Indiana. I don't know if this is normal but I received the mirrors in 2 or 3 days, so it rivaled my beloved Amazon Prime on performance.When I took the mirrors out of the box, I initially did not see how they were going to mount on my handlebars and align to provide a view outside of my torso profile. The handlebar mounts utilize a machine screw to tighten onto the handlebar and then the mirrors thread into the mounts, along with a locknut to make sure they don't vibrate loose. With a little trial & error adjustments, I was able to get the alignment I wanted and am very happy with the field of view from either side of my bicycle.

Well I wait two days more then they said an wend I did get them they don’t fit my scooter bar so there I go again

I put them on a 4 wheeler. They are a little smaller than I'm used to but they work. They are well built.

main reason for the 3 star rating is solely for size. i was not expecting them to be very large as I was putting them on a razor mx650 for my 7 year old, but even so, they are not long enough to install just inside of the handgrip as the mirror does not reach past the end of handlebar to provide an angle that can locate objects behind you no matter how you angle them.

Good Mirrors. I've had them for about a month now. My only issue is they don't stick out far enough. I usually have to squeeze my arms in or tilt the scooter to see.

Mirrors are awesome, I have a neck injury and turning around is difficult, these make it much easier to see. only issue i have is the mirror are two small. the arms are not long enough so unless I lean I can only see my shoulder and the mirror itself is to small imo but that is likely personal preference.

I like the styling of these mirrors. Simple and clean. Looks pretty good and yet blend in. But I don't like how small they are. On one hand it is nice to keep the size down for a bike, but for practicality, I would wan them to be at least 1in wider. You really have to get used to peering through that small window. Still, it's not like I have found a better option for the price.

Nice little mirrors but maybe too small. Good enough for my four wheeler

C'est le deuxieme set que j'achete le premier pour mon quadriporteur et le deuxieme pour celui d'une amie.

Easy to install, fits just nice, low price!

Okay on my ATV.

one of these mirrors came good and working, the other was completely stripped making it impossible to screw into the assembly. i tried to email customer service for a return and they still haven’t replied. you’re much better off getting something else.however these r pretty cheap, they r very small and will be difficult to see anything. they r only 3inches longyou’re better off searching “motorcycle mirrors” and buying one for around $27 and they’re 6inches mirrors so visibility will be greater.these r cheap rusted mirrors i recommend saving ur money, buying one that’s a little better built