Kolpin ATV Mirror & Mount - 97200, Black

Field of view is great with ample adjustment. It’s a little loose when first assembled. Two fixes. Tighten the center nut on the male insert. Next wrap a short piece of black electrical tape or similar around the base of the male insert. This creates a snug - wobble free assembly. The locking clip will hold it securely in place.

I was skeptical at first. Over a month it has proven stable. I rely on it making left turns on county roads.

My wife and I ride atv's on trails and this rear view mirror is a must have so your not constantly turning and looking back to see if your wife, or other trail riders are/is still behind you. This is the only rear view mirror I could find that attached to the atv's front rack and not the handle bars, which there is no room anyway. It is a smidgen wobbly in its holder and nothing concave about the mirror, its completely flat but it is easily removable and works great

Fit both my handle bars and my front cargo rack! I ended up using it on my front rack as the placement worked out best. I highly recommend this product. Simple and easy to mount. I used it on my 1986 Honda fourtrax 350!

My wife and I got new Honda TRX250 quads this year and I got the mirrors for our trail riding adventures. I have been riding dirt bikes and quads for over 50 years now and have always put mirrors on my machines. The installation of this mirrors is a bit unusual and the part on the handlebar is a bit bulky but I managed to squeeze it between the other controls and wires without too much problem. The mirror seems likes it's not tight after it's done but it actually stays in place quite well when riding through the woods and yet it's still easy to adjust it a little while riding down the trail, we have taken these on several trail rides and they have been quite effective.

The mirror works great on my ATV, love that it has a release for easy to install. I do feel that it is kind of expensive for what I received but I am overall happy with the product. It is sturdy and adjustable.

I sometimes head up the county road to get to my buddy's place, and it bothered me that I could not watch for traffic coming up from behind. I also could not see if my other friends quads were still behind me. Now, I can see behind very well.

The price was right, but the clip that hold the mirror onto the mount could be improved. The clip holds the mirror stem securely, but protrudes from the mount in a way that does not look very good. Also the mount is large so it can be difficult to find a suitable place to mount on the left ATV handle bar if the ATV has a winch and hydraulic brakes. It ended up not using the mount as I found I could thread the mirror stem directly to a threaded hole on the brake fluid reservoir on my ATV. This proved to be a better way to mount the mirror on my ATV.

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Installed on the tubing of the front rack of my 19 Rubicon. Wanted mainly for plowing so no need to look over my shoulder when reversing. The mounting bracket is quick connect type so you can pull the retaining u-clip and remove the mirror and arm easily, and the mount stays in place. The bracket sticks up above the rack 1.5" so for some, that may be an issue, not for me.Some people talk about the mirror not fitting tight, there is definitely a little play between the teeth at the bottom of the bracket that allows about 1/16" movement at the mirror end. This doesnt translate into any noticibale vibration at my usage speed up to 35mph. Rear image is clear and ball pivot adjustment at the mirror is great.Not that I wanted to mount it there, but there is no way that this bracket would fit anywhere on the handlebars of my bike. Simply base of bracket is too large to fit up there among my controls. I think the price is high, so not great value for money, but I like the quick connect feature and I've had good luck with Kolpin gun cases in the past. I believe this is designed primarily as a rack mount mirror, though sounds like many have got it to fit their handle bars. Depends on your needs.

Purchased two of these, supposedly identical - however one is wide angle and one isn't, there was no difference in package marking.Both work ok, installation is straightforward and can be field adjusted as needed.

If you are a bicycle commuter, then hopefully you have landed on this mirror. I imagine it is an amazing mirror for an actual ATV because it is so robust, but I purchased it for my bike. The ones they make for bicycles are so flimsy and pieces of crap. Also, the bicycle ones are tiny. This mirror is made of very high-quality materials that are meant for heavy use. I am sure that an ATV gives it much more of a pounding and hence why it is built so robust. The mirror provides a huge viewing surface for a side mirror. Also, it is stiff enough that you do not need to adjust every two seconds, only after a really significant bump. One warning for anyone who buys is to keep a wrench close by or regularly tighten the bolt at the bottom of the stem. With a lot of vibration, it does come loose once in a while. A quick tighten is a good idea. I am thinking of putting some lock-tight on the bolt to see if that will work. Probably would, given that it is only vibrations that keeps loosening the bolt.

Liked most everything about mirror except one thing. Sturdiness is great. Mounting easy. Great vision from mirror. Mounted on my quad and secured and tightened but still small amount of movement. Not enuf for me to not like it.