Diyife Bike Mirror 1 Pair, [New Version] HD Wide Angle Large Handlebar Rearview Mirror, Blast-Resistant 360°Adjustable Bicycle Rear View Mirror Accessories for Ebike Mountain Road Bike

I put these Diyife bike mirrors on my motorcycle, and I honestly love them. Clear view, solid build, and they’ve held up way better than I expected for something originally marketed toward bikes and e-bikes. First off, the visibility is excellent. The HD wide-angle mirror gives a large, clear field of view, which makes a huge difference when you’re riding. I can actually see what’s behind me instead of just catching a glimpse of my shoulder or arm. There’s no weird distortion, and the clarity stays consistent even while moving. The mirror size is perfect — large enough to be useful, but not bulky or awkward looking on the handlebars. They don’t stick out in an annoying way or ruin the look of the bike. They actually give it a clean, upgraded appearance. What really impressed me is how stable these mirrors are. Once tightened down, they stay put. No constant vibrating, no drooping, no needing to readjust every ride. Even at speed, the image stays usable instead of turning into a blurry mess. That’s huge for safety and peace of mind. The 360-degree adjustability is another big win. You can dial these in exactly where you want them, and once set, they hold their position. Getting the angle just right was easy, and I haven’t had to mess with them since installation. Build quality is better than expected. The mirror feels sturdy and well made, not flimsy or cheap. The blast-resistant design gives extra confidence, especially knowing they’re on a motorcycle and not just a casual bike setup. Installation was straightforward and painless. Everything lined up cleanly, and they mounted securely to the handlebars without drama. No special tools or frustration required. Bottom line: five stars because these mirrors are clear, stable, adjustable, and surprisingly great on a motorcycle. If you want wide visibility without bulky mirrors and something that actually stays in place while riding, these are absolutely worth it. I’d buy them again without hesitation.

The mirrors are crystal clear and give a nice field of view. I mounted them under the handlebars so they can be out of the way. They're super adjustable and they don't move, even when I ride over rough terrain, bumps and gravel

Solid, attractive, adjustable and relatively well-priced...downside is that mirror itself is smaller than useful and its angular shape limits your rear view.

The whole unit, except the mirror and mirror housing, is made of metal. You can tell because it is cold to the touch. Once you installed the mounting bracket to the bike’s handle bar, you insert the unit into it and you’re done. Personally, I deviated from the instructions and took the nut out before insertion and then put the nut on to secure the unit with a range. The mirror is on a socket that can be rotated to the position you want. With the left and right units installed, I can see everything behind me. The mirror is crystal clear and objects are not too far back in the mirror. The mirror doesn’t move when I rode my bike. Yes, my arm blocked part of the view because I don’t like the mirror sticking high up, but I can still see plenty of the road behind me. For those who don’t like that, the other choice is to get a mirror that installs at the end of the bar. My bike doesn’t have an opening at the end of the handle bar and I don’t want to cut a hole, plus the drawback of that kind of mirror is that it can stick too far out and gets in the way of things, also if the bike topples, the mirror may get damaged. So the there is pros and cons of either format. Just get what you’re happy with. I’m happy with mine.

My last scooter topped out at 32 mph, and this mirror worked just fine. My new scooter can go 70 mph, but I normally ride it around 45-50 mph. At higher speeds, the wind causes it to shake until the mounting hardware comes loose. Once the hardware is loose, you cannot see behind you anymore because the mirror rotates free in the wind like a flag would. The nut is so thin that a standard wrench is too wide to fit, so it's difficult to re-tighten every time the mirror works itself loose. If you will be going 35 mph or less, this is a decent mirror. I would have given it 5 stars if it didn't loosen itself up every time I ride.

I got these to replace some flimsy flexible arm mirrors I had on my bike. These are much better. They come with plenty of spacers to accommodate different diameter handle bars. They have quite a bit of articulation with the ball joint and I'm able to angle the mirror just the way I want it.

well-built mirror easy to install and adjust and use

Very easy to install. Provides a clear and wide rearview

Great buy

Excelente. Robusto

Easy to install and easily adjustable while on a ride.

Quite difficult to mount! Size doesn’t allow for bar sizes very well!

Ok