Motorcycle Rear view Mirrors Blue 7/8" Hollow Bar End Side Mirrors - Convex Anti-glare Lens, 360° Rotation, Aluminum Alloy-Compatible with Most Honda Grom, Yamaha, Kawasaki, Ducati, Suzuki etc

Installed this on my hawk 250. You have to cut the end of the throttle grip for the mount to slide into the end of the bar that was easily done with a razor knife. The mirror is metal and it seems to be a high quality product. So far it is sturdy once mounted and doesn’t flop all over the place installed it in less than 5 minutes with the tools provided

Was very hard to remove the OEM bar ends which is required to install these mirrors. I had to use a manual impact driver to get the phillips head screws from the factory bar ends. During the process of this, I discovered it is a lot easier to just put a pair of channel lock pliers on the outermost part of the bar end. Once that is off, I had to drill out the keeper notch for the inner part of the factory bar ends on the very bottom side of the handlebar grip part. Then, I welded one of the phillips headed screws to my slide hammer and reverse hammered them out. I do not see any other way to remove these. Best option would be to install Pro Taper XR50 bars or some other aftermarket bars. I will end up going this route eventually as money permits. The quality of the mirrors is great! They do move a little, but not an issue for me.

Didn't fit my surron, but Jerry riged it to make it fit

I put these on my Talaria (basically a Sur Ron, if you don't know what either of those things are, it's like a small electric dirt bike). There were a couple things I was looking for. I needed it be be small so that I could have them under the handle bars and not obstruct the bike controls. I needed them to be like this because I know I'm going to lay the bike down and this is the only position that they will be protected. Worked like a charm, they aren't the most functional for looking behind you because of their small size, BUT... you can't have small mirrors that have a large viewing area. These are exactly what they're supposed to be.

They work great but had to mount directly onto end of the bars instead of using the bar ends that come with it because they are too fat to go inside pro taper minis. Also the screw that connects the mirror to the mount strips out SUPER easy and its either loose or stripped… no inbetween. I ended up jb welding it on. Had two sets of these already and same in both.Idk if the pro tapers are all the same inside diameter or not but they are a thicker material than stock bars so the outside diameter is still 7/8ths but inside is quite smaller

Used on can am ryker, easy install and look awesome

Love them. They worked great on my kawasaki z400 .

I think these mirrors look amazing. My main bike is a Speed Triple. These mirrors match perfectly, not just the color but the style as well. They truly look every bit as good as mirrors double the price.The only 2 issues I've had with them are the finicky bar end inserts that don't like to stay in place and the short extension. I was able to get the inserts to sit as intended, but it took a little longer than other bar end mirrors I have installed. The short extension was a tad more limiting. These mirrors look super compact and clean. The down side of that is that I can't really mount them where I'd prefer. There just isn't enough room for my fingers, especially when wearing thick heated gloves. I remedied that by mounting them out beyond the bar ends, but really didn't want to add that much width. I wanted a narrower profile. Narrower is better for filtering. They'll work for a while since I love the look. I just wish they were a touch more flexible in mounting position.

They don’t last very long (less than a year for me), but I guess it’s expected due to the low price!