Bike Handlebar Bar End Rear View Mirror - Big Size 360° Adjustable HD Convex Glass Lens Rearview Side Mirrors for Mountain Bike Bicycle Scooter E-bike, 2 Pack

I can now see what’s behind me.

If I told you where we lived, you would know that we have crazy drivers here. It is a requirement that we have mirrors on our bikes so we are aware of traffic all around us and behind us. I love the big size of these mirrors. My previous mirror was smaller and it also kept shifiting. I like that this comes in a 2-pack. I use it on my Rad e-bike.

I like the Bobilife bicycle mirrors - on the bike w/ a compatible size handlebar end - my cheapo Roadmaster Granite Peak 26". But the 2nd mirror (2 in the pack) didn't fit inside my Diamondback Sport Response 26" handlebar, the mirror was too big for it - adjusted all the way down, I believe. And, not a fault of the product - but they wouldn't go on my 3rd bicycle, because I have rubber hand grips that are closed on the end - and I didn't want to cut them, to allow me to potentially insert the mirror. Besides, I know these mirrors are impact resistant, but I'm hard on mirrors - go through them fast, especially mirror which go into the handlebar end, because if the bike falls down, the mirror takes a hit. So, I'll probably save the 2nd mirror, for when the first breaks. 2-26-24 UPDATE: I needed to move the mirror to the other side, and learned you CAN remove just the mirror part, to flip it around, for this purpose.

Let me start by saying that I have been an amateur astronomer for over thirty years or more, and that has spoiled me in that fine optics are like fine sushi - very addictive. So I guess you could say I have little tolerance for bad optics, which includes bad reflecting surfaces. I just don't like to deal with bad optics, not in my sunglasses, not in my reading glasses, not in my clear glass vases or bowls, and not certainly not in my mirrorsI wanted to like this mirror, but I never bothered to install it after I noticed some unacceptable (to me) warping in the mirror reflecting surface.Any convex mirror, such as this bike mirror, will make things you see in it appear smaller than they would in a flat mirror - which is fine, as this increases the field of view of the mirror and allows you to see more around you, and this is a sought-after feature in a bike mirror, just as it is in a car mirror.However, being that everything in the mirror is of a greatly reduced size, it's important that the mirror doesn't distort whatever small things are actually available to see. And on this account, this mirror fails to meet the standard. The distortion is not fine detail distortion, but more like one or two gentle waves of warping across the entire span of the mirror, something like you might when you try to bend a mirror out of its convex shape to fit into a mirror frame - it's a very slight sort of buckling, I suppose.I ordered two other bike mirrors, each one similar in design to this one, but also each one different from the other, from two different vendors - and neither of those suffer from the distortion that this mirror suffers.Overall, the rest of the mirror is great. The materials, mounting arm, the hardware, the adjustability and the design are very nice indeed.It's not absolutely a deal-breaker. You could use it if you're not picky . . . but for me, since other options are available, I'd take a pass.I DO NOT RECOMMEND.

The mirrors screw into the handle bars and you use an allan wrench to tighten them. They also have swivels on the mirrors so you can adjust them. Look nice. How useful they are depends on you and your bike's geometry. However I noticed that unless they are very tight, they can start coming unscrewed if your bike goes over rough terrain.

I ordered these bike mirrors to go on my Lectric e-bike. My previous set was small round mirrors with limited vision and did not stay adjusted tightly. This new pair is fantastic. The mirrors are actually quite large and gives me a great view of approaching vehicles or other motion behind my bike. The mirrors can be adjusted on the back to accommodate the width that works best for you. The first picture is how I have them mounted when I am riding. The mirrors are too wide to make it through my door way in the house in this position so I have to turn them up to clear the door frame. My e-bike also folds for traveling so I use the position in the 3rd picture when folded. This keeps the mirror closer to the frame and fits in the travel box. The mirrors are mounted tightly and do not move while riding. They also easily change position in my house to accommodate storage. Very happy with the mirrors and loving the great view behind me.

These side mirrors work perfect for my bike. you can mount them in up or down position. These are simple but they work and seem rugged.

So nice to be able to move the placement of the actual mirror out farther or in. Came with the Alan wrenches needed to install and adjust. Having them up higher makes them easier to look at while riding.