Foldable Mirrors

i would definably say its on par with Kuryakyn if they made ATV mirrors. better than every other "offbrand" brand ive installed. I'm fairly positive these are made by a company similar to or parent of Acerbis these i actually installed on my personal ATV after was impressed with on a customer had purchased!

These mirrors fit my 2009 Honda Ruckus perfectly using the provided adapters. Installation was quick and straightforward—just screwed right into the handlebar holes. The foldable adjustment works smoothly, and the round design gives good visibility without taking up too much space. Solid build quality for the price, and they hold their position well even while riding. Great option if you’re looking for affordable, functional mirrors that fit without hassle.

Wanted something with a bit more adjustability and not get broken off in a fall. The engine guards help plenty with the latter, but the OEM mirrors were just awful for adjusting. Especially being a shorter rider on an ADV bike with a surprisingly long tank. So adjusting the handlebars to make them more easily accessible and comfortable for longer trips, made adjusting the mirrors a pain in the backside. So I got these. And they do offer a pretty good view, and are very accommodating for those odd angles that I need, to get a good view of what's around me. So pros: - It comes with three adapters so you can fit it to your stock mounts, or the handlebar bits to mount these directly to your bars. I chose to use the adapter. - They can be adjusted a good bit making it easy to find the right angle. - They're light, not bulky, and are easy to adjust on a whim. - They don't look like they belong on a car. - They hold up on the highway (I've gone a bit over 80mph and they stayed in place and still offered a good view of what was around me) Cons: - They're a bit cheaper than I had hoped. The plastic is okay, but the mirror itself could have been a higher quality. Maybe its to save on weight. Just feels a bit cheap. - The lower arm pivot feels a bit loose. Wish I could tighten it so they didn't have to be adjusted back into position each time I rode. This is an annoyance since I use a cover on my bike pretty frequently. May not be an issue for those who don't use a cover. - Biggest fuss with installing them was figuring out which adapters were which. And finding its partner. Should consider marking the adapters to make them more distinguishable. So far they're what I need. There's a couple other gripes I had but I think it's more related to my bike than the mirrors themselves. So I didn't list them. I'll try to update this after riding during the colder seasons. See how they hold up in the rain.

They vibrated pretty good and I ended up breaking both mirrors off. Did like them for when it was on road use but off-road use they couldn’t handle it.

These mirrors are exactly what I was looking for a quick easy decent mirror that folds out of the way when woods/trail riding. It allows me to focus on the trails not if a mirror is going to hit a tree while maneuvering through woods. The plastic isn’t the best but it will do for the price I would definitely recommend to buy.

I bought these to go on my moped style E-bike. (EUYBIKE S4) They looked great, and I could definitely see in my rearview with them while riding on the road. They were pretty easily adjustable at the mere level. The only problem is that the screw base became stripped on both of them within a week, and the mirrors would not stay in position. So as I would hit small bumps on my E bike, the mirrors would start to turn inward, and become completely useless. I tried gluing them, putting Loctite in the threads, even attaching them differently. Nothing worked. Ended up buying a different set of mirrors that I don’t like the look of as much but are much more functional and don’t have this problem.

Just got em today. They fit perfectly in the stock hole mirror thread on the 2025 Honda Grom SP. I purchased another brand that lasted less than 6 months before corrosion set in. And although they said as these do too that they are corrosion resistant,only time will tell. You would think they would last at least a year. Hopefully these will stand up to the test of time. Fingers crossed! One thing I particularly like about them ( as you can see from pictures comparing old and new mirrors) that these mirrors don’t stick out and make it easier to park in tight spaces.

I installed these mirrors on my 4 wheeler. They look great and, more importantly, they work great. Very sturdy/stable and they were easy to install. I recommend.