Cruiser/ Touring Mirrors

Good quality product. Mirrors hold steady and don't vibrate much. Will definitely buy again when I break these. 😋

I recently acquired a motorcycle for restoration, a 1980 Kawasaki KZ750 LTD. It was complete, except for the mirrors and the grab rail. Because the originals were round, I first ordered some round mirrors off of that big online auction site we all know and love/hate. I wasn't trying to buy cheap...but all the options seemed to be pretty inexpensive, so I just chose one and hoped. They worked, sort of...but they were worth just about what I paid for them, which is to say not much. I had originally passed on these mirrors because they weren't round. But when my first choice turned out to be crap, I decided to give these a try anyway. I'm glad I did. They are decidedly heavier in the hand, the shafts especially have a beefier feel to them. The lock nuts are more substantial, and they don't leave you afraid to use a wrench to tighten them down. The glass is clear, the mirrors are steady when riding, and offer a good view. Probably a better view than the round ones, actually, since the teardrop shape makes them longer. If I had to complain about something, I'd say this. There's no tension adjustment on the friction fit between the mirror and the stem. But it's plenty stiff now, and I hope it'll stay that way. Second, while the stem feels heavy and solid, the mirror itself seems less so. Not surprising, as it's made of plastic (ABS). So it feels sorta weird when handling it, this heavy stem and lightweight mirror housing. But that's probably a good thing in the end, as that means a lighter weight out there at the end of the stem. But it looks good, and seems to work fine, so really I guess that's what matters.

Easy to install and seem to be great quality. I put them on my 2022 Honda Fury. They stick out a little higher and wider on the bike. Great visibility, good look on the bike. I will say that there is a stamping/item number on one of the mirrors, it’s on the chrome and doesn’t really take away from the look, but I’d appreciate it more if that wasn’t there.

These appear to be well made. The price is reasonable. Several adapters are included to insure fitment to various motorcycles. While the included mounting arms are very long, the mirrors themselves fit on the original mounting arms of my Yamaha V-Star 650 perfectly with no problem.

Fit perfect on my 2011 Honda Shadow

These are sturdy, good quality feel and look, they adjust more easily as they have 2-way adjustments that let you get the mirror perfectly placed and then tighten down. It has extra adapters and was so easy to put on. It took no more than 2 minutes per mirror to put on and adjust. Can't lose on these, they are worth the extra $10 plus. Pictures to follow when it's not raining.

Looks good , just plastic not real metal, but still do the trick

Fits great on my Honda Magna. Easy to adjust and they hold their place after you tighten the bolts. Minor negative, they vibrate a bit at higher speeds but are still very functional.