Round 7/8" Handle Bar End Motorcycle Side Mirrors Compatible With Street Bike Cafe Racer Sports bikes Chopper, Cruiser Sport FZ8 FZ-07 09
Key features
- •Mirror body : 6061 CNC Machined Aluminum with BLACK Finish
- •Convex Mirror for Wider Viewing Angle,Adjustable mirror angle, up and down, left and right
- •Mirror Diameter: 3" (7cm);Mirror Color: Clear
- •Package:1 Sets (Left & Right) rearview mirrors,Comes with 7/8" Bar end insert bushing
- •Will fit all Motorcycle, Street bikes, Sports bikes, Chopper, Cruiser with 7/8" Standard Handlebars
Round 7/8" Handle Bar End Motorcycle Side Mirrors Compatible With Street Bike Cafe Racer Sports bikes Chopper, Cruiser Sport FZ8 FZ-07 09
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Customer Reviews
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Works on 2018 MT 07
SpruceGoose54✓ Verified Purchase•December 27, 2023
I prefer these over the stock mirrors. The positives is it gets the stock mirrors out of your way so you can lean forward on the tank while on the freeway and have more vision. Plus I do think they make the bike look more aggressive.
The cons is they are a pain to install and dropping the bike knocks them out of place but that's a given with bar ends mirrors. You have to make sure they catch in the handlebar, then secure the mirror base, and finally adjust the mirror to achieve the proper angle. Many times the bar ends would spin or get loose as you tried to adjust one of the three. Once you have them set though they seem solid and as long as you don't death grip you don't feel much vibration. If you drop the bike they can come loose as the force will reset either the mirror, the base, or the bar end.
The cons is they are a pain to install and dropping the bike knocks them out of place but that's a given with bar ends mirrors. You have to make sure they catch in the handlebar, then secure the mirror base, and finally adjust the mirror to achieve the proper angle. Many times the bar ends would spin or get loose as you tried to adjust one of the three. Once you have them set though they seem solid and as long as you don't death grip you don't feel much vibration. If you drop the bike they can come loose as the force will reset either the mirror, the base, or the bar end.
well built and purtie
Edwierdo✓ Verified Purchase•December 25, 2023
there is this stuff its called loctite try it and make sure the bar plugs are plenty tight
Really nice!!
Luis Guerrero✓ Verified Purchase•December 18, 2023
They look awesome!! They move a little and I had to use the previous stoppers to set them up because the ones that came with them mirrors did not fit, otherwise , I really like how my vstar250 looks!!
My sons bike
Amazon Customer✓ Verified Purchase•December 9, 2023
They work great on a MT 09.
Low cost and looks and work really well
Robert W Armstrong✓ Verified Purchase•November 7, 2023
Paid $11.00 for these on a warehouse deal ,were in perfect condition,nothing was missing.Install took no time at all .Had to remove throttle grip and trim 1/2 inch off the throttle.Easy Peasy
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