MICTUNING Motorcycle Mirrors - 7/8" (22mm) Bar End Rear View Mirrors Compatible with Most Honda Grom, Yamaha, Kawasaki, Ducati, Suzuki and More

Fit and look awesome on my 2023 Kawasaki Z900RS! I am gonna order some bar end adapters so I can try mounting them flipped again. Had them mounted under, but had to move my arms to see. I think they look bad ass! Very little vibration, very adjustable, and very well made. They were very easy to install as well, my bars aren't hollow, and the supplied hardware fit exactly. But I am using my factory bolts. Will not fold in at felony speeds either. Had people ask if they were CRG mirrors(they are designed to like the CRG Arrow mirrors). One thing, I wish they came with bar end adapters or some sort of spacer so you don't see your silver bars in the space between them and the grips. Otherwise, for now, I'm very happy with this purchase. We'll see in a few months how well they hold up.

Put these on my 2025 Z900. First off, they look awesome, smaller than I thought but big enough to work just fine and the visibility from them is great. I paired them with the FENRIR bar end mirror adapters and everything bolted up perfectly. For what you pay for these mirrors, the quality is outstanding. Heavy duty, they have weight to them, and the metal surprisingly doesn’t feel cheap at all. There is a slight vibration to them but nothing crazy at all. No Im not sponsored by them lol, these mirrors are just THAT good for what you pay for. Highly recommend.

Just install these mirrors on my Suzuki hayabusa, the quality of these mirrors surpasses what you would expect for something of this price point. They work well and they are nice and sturdy.They are meant for hollow handlebars, but they also work for threaded handlebars. You just have to remove the adapters and Source your own bolts because the bolts that come with the mirrors are too long to use with a threaded handlebar.But other than that, installation was easy, took about 15 minutes to figure out a different bolt to use and then get them on. I haven't test ridden the bike yet but I sat on the bike and concluded that the field of view is much better than your standard mirrors.So I would recommend these for those who want a more sleek look and would like better rear visibility at a budget price.

I first looked for these mirrors not because of their quality but because of their price, I wanted to see how those mirrors looked on my motorcycle before buying premium quality ones that exceed 150usd. I read the comments and I expected many problems, and eventually I had them, since on the first day of use, what many said happened, that it loosens from the handlebar very quickly, but to solve that issue I used an ultra strong adhesive to put it around of the handlebar in the mirror holder and with that it solves the problem, there is no way that the mirror will loosen from the mirror holder with that adhesive, and another thing that I use is a thread lock for the screws, I think that with these two things the mirrors are going to stay in place for a long time, and I can tell you that it is a fully functional and guaranteed workaround, especially when my Ducati Monster 937 feels a lot of vibration on the handlebars, I leave photos. Regarding the quality of the product for the price, it is expected to be regular, I do not expect much and it is like that, the quality adjusts to exactly what you are paying, it is a cheap Chinese product but it totally fulfills the aesthetic function, because the one who installs a mirror of that type so small and below the handlebar, you will not be looking for quality in vision. So according to what I expected for the price, I am totally satisfied with the purchase and the product and within its category of cheap Chinese product I give it 5 stars.

I bought this set to replace a CGR Arrow glass and frame that decided to yeet itself off my bike on the way to work one day. Quality feels similar however there are quality differences that you can tell after comparing to my other mirror which is still CGR. Time will tell how it holds up but for $20 vs $100+ for the CGR replacement I can't say I'm unhappy so far. Plus it matches close enough for me and my daily ride, and I have a spare in case.Update: After riding a few weeks with these there are some things noting. Firstly the view from the mirror is a very zoomed view not wide like the more expensive brands. It almost forces you to do more head checks, even though you should be doing them anyways. Secondly the vibration from my Z900 at revs will make the picture in the mirror fuzzy as it's being distorted from that. The CGR does not do that. I ended up switching where I had it to the other bar because of the view and fuzzy picture (I use my left mirror more). Overall for $20 does the job but still mid average quality.

I bought these mirrors about 3-4 months ago and just in that shirt time they've already gave me a few problems such asThey vibrate and not visble while on the highway-false advertising on their behalfThe bolt comes undone and just leaves the mirror loose and the mirror just falls off.The bar ends will squeeze your throttle tube and cause your throttle to stick which is a danger until you get it just right or you get multiple washers to secure it and not have a DIY cruise control.Overall it was a huge letdown for the 60 something I paid for it. I personally recommend these if you are just needing something for now and you don't have a lot to spend on mirrors

These mirrors look amazing on my bike, but I have them in my bag as a reserve because I'm a newer rider and don't trust myself with bar end mirrors yet. Also if you are a newer rider and want these mirrors use something else, bar ends are only there to satisfy legal requirements. They don't provide much visibility behind you and only look cool. They are quite sturdy, fit well, and an excellent value so if you don't care about seeing what's really behind you go nuts. Still a quality product and would recommend, but be aware of your surroundings while on a motorcycle, but buy "proper" mirrors