Rich Choices Round 7/8" Handle Bar End Motorcycle Side Mirrors Compatible With Street Bike Cafe Racer Sports bikes Chopper, Cruiser Sport FZ8 FZ-07 09

Sin completamente de metal, son pequeños pero tienen buena periferia, fácil de instalar, excelente compra

I have to say, i really like these mirrors especially for the attractive price. There are a couple things i really like about them, they are very solid, and well made for the low price point. The convex mirror allows for a wide angle that is very informative at a glance. I like the multiple mounting options presented, just leave things a little loose and see how the different configurations work for you. I removed the outer 3/4 sleeve and washer, and used the smaller insert to fit inside of my pro taper bars i installed on my mt07. By tightening the nut and expanding it slightly before inserting in the bar, you can set your fitment and depth, and get the insert to grab inside of the bar. I used loctite 609 retaining compound around the outside of the of the plug, and blue loctite for the bolts and set screws. I have been on two long rides since installing them and they have not come loose at all. I highly recommend these mirrors for any 7/8 bars you have. don’t overspend on high dollar brands peddling you the same quality of stuff as these bar ends.

Très solide j’ai échapper la moto dessus la première journée et ils ont pas casser mais sont très difficile à serrer solidement

I prefer these over the stock mirrors. The positives is it gets the stock mirrors out of your way so you can lean forward on the tank while on the freeway and have more vision. Plus I do think they make the bike look more aggressive. The cons is they are a pain to install and dropping the bike knocks them out of place but that's a given with bar ends mirrors. You have to make sure they catch in the handlebar, then secure the mirror base, and finally adjust the mirror to achieve the proper angle. Many times the bar ends would spin or get loose as you tried to adjust one of the three. Once you have them set though they seem solid and as long as you don't death grip you don't feel much vibration. If you drop the bike they can come loose as the force will reset either the mirror, the base, or the bar end.

These are good quality for the money, I needed to add a rubber bushing for a tight fit one an XSR900 but it worked. Look great and for once I am taking the time to recommend a product from Amazon!