Mirrycle MTB Bar End Mountain Bicycle Mirror (Black Set of 2 Mirrors)
View the world behind with this bar end mounted bicycle mirror.. Convex mirror with it’s wide field of view is adjustable to any viewing angle. Mounts in minutes with included wrench. Fits handlebars with 15.8-23.4mm (0.62-0.92″) inside diameters
Product Features
Three-inch round, handlebar mounted rearview mirror for bicycles
Wide view convex mirror pivots to any viewing angle
Mounts onto bar end of handle bar
Fits inside handlebars with 13.75 to 22.5 inside diameters
Alternate mounting method, and some useful information Specifics first, philosophy (and mounting tips) second:The Pros:* Reasonably rugged (it has already survived one bad fall)* Glass mirror that won’t scratch easily* Convex surface (affording panoramic view)* Easy to assemble and mount* Replacement parts are sold separately ($6 for the mirror itself, a few bucks for the other parts)* Aesthetically pleasing* LightweightThe Cons:* Glass breaks* Instructions could be…
Really good, simple mirror with spare parts available. This is probably the best rear view mirror I have seen. It is ugly and sticks out, but works well and even though it will shake, it is large enough that I can still see whats going on back there. It will swing in when necessary, but does not flop around with every bump – though how tight or lose it is really depends on how it is set up when put together. The best part is, the parts are readily available for the mirror – I have broken the glass and bought that part for less than $5 shipped…
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Alternate mounting method, and some useful information Specifics first, philosophy (and mounting tips) second:The Pros:* Reasonably rugged (it has already survived one bad fall)* Glass mirror that won’t scratch easily* Convex surface (affording panoramic view)* Easy to assemble and mount* Replacement parts are sold separately ($6 for the mirror itself, a few bucks for the other parts)* Aesthetically pleasing* LightweightThe Cons:* Glass breaks* Instructions could be…
Really good, simple mirror with spare parts available. This is probably the best rear view mirror I have seen. It is ugly and sticks out, but works well and even though it will shake, it is large enough that I can still see whats going on back there. It will swing in when necessary, but does not flop around with every bump – though how tight or lose it is really depends on how it is set up when put together. The best part is, the parts are readily available for the mirror – I have broken the glass and bought that part for less than $5 shipped…