MEACHOW New Bar End Bike Mirror, Crystal UHD Automotive Grade Glass Lens E-Bike Mirrors, Scratch Resistant, Safe Rearview Mirrors, (Blue Left Side) ME-022LB

I placed this mirror on my E-Scoter left side. I attached it in 1 minute and its clear. No issues, the oblong glass covers everything I needed for the field of view behind me. It adjusts nicely and stays in place and does not shake during travel. It matches in nicely and looks factory installed. Having a oblong shaped mirror vs a round mirror gives a wider field of view. The glass is not distorted and reflects proper object shape, not reduced like some mirrors that say objects may appear smaller when viewing.....nicely made!!

This mirror has helped my feel much safer when I ride on the street and has increased my joy of riding. I feel more secure keeping track of vehicles and bikes behind me without having to turn my head around. It was easy to install and looks great from the front and behind. Design and construction are top notch and mirror stays in place even over rough terrain. The mounting on the outer side of handlebar has an advantage for a wide view of what's coming at me from behind. The only disadvantage to the side mount is that it adds 5 inches to your handlebar width. If tight tree runs are your thing you can turn the mirror up and over to keep it from getting nocked off or consider another mounting option. The mirror is durable, but breaks on the swivel joint if you hit a tree or other obstacle at high speeds, which is why I am now on my second purchase : ) I believe a single mirror on left side is sufficient for most people, providing you stay to the right on roads and trails.Most of my riding is in Texas when it's hot and sunny wearing sunglasses so I opted for clear rather than the tinted mirror. The view from behind is as good as it gets and the peace of mind you get from it is priceless.

I have wanted a bicycle mirror for years, and had reviewed dozens of different ones but I just couldn’t make up my mind. I finally decided upon the Meachow 2022 New Bar End Bike Mirror and I am very pleased with it!SET UP: All bike handles are different, but this was very easy to install on mine; took less than 5 minutes. I chose to place it on the left handlebar. It is important to note that this device is compatible with Mountain, Folding and Hybrid bike types. It is NOT compatible with Road and Beach Cruiser bikes. Be sure to review the size chart to ensure it will fit your handlebars.SIZE: 1) Stem: The stem screws into the handlebar, and unlike a lot of other devices, this stem does NOT extend like a long tree branch off from the handlebar. This is an important feature to me because if I am biking on a narrow path with close bushes/tree branches, a long stem could get caught and break off. This device is compact and minimalist. 2) Mirror: The size and shape of the mirror provides the ideal size of viewing space, and I really like the oblong shape of the mirror versus a round shape. The dimensions of the mirror: 5.3"w x 2.5"h.MANUVERABILITY: This is the key feature of this device! 1) When installing the stem on the handlebar, the stem can be adjusted backward and forward to your desired location. 2) Once the stem is installed on the handlebar, the mirror can then be adjusted to a vertical or horizontal position. And, there is a ball mechanism behind the mirror attached to the stem, which allows for the mirror to be rotated too different angles (up, down, left, right). 3) After finished biking, the mirror easily folds inward, toward the inside of the handlebar so that it doesn't stick out while traveling on the bike rack.It is important to note that tightness or looseness of the screw that attaches the stem to the mirror is what allows the mirror to be rotated to the different angles. This means that if it is too loose, the mirror may not stay in place if you go over a bump. Conversely, if it is too tight, then you may not be able to adjust it to your preferred placement. It might take a bit of experimentation to find the ideal screw tightness for your needs.BOTTOM LINE: If you want a minimalist mirror that provides full maneuverability combined with the capability of folding inward for travel on a bike rack, then this one is a winner!

Using this on a 29er MB used mostly on easy trails. Well made, easy installation, sharp mirror.If you drop your bike on the mirror side, it breaks off.

So I looked all over the internet for “scooter” mirrors to no avail. Every mirror I could find was for bicycles. Most had long stems that cause way too much vibration and distort the images so badly it was hard to make out what I was looking at. The shorter stem mirrors were no good because I couldn’t see around my arms and some bar end mirrors wouldn’t fit my scooter due to the style of my handlebars.The solution was to buy a handlebar extension and then find some good bar end mirrors. Again not as easy as it sounds. Most of them are too small to see anything or they are convex making everything look way too far away. I finally came across the Meachow bar end mirrors and for $15 bucks a piece, why not.I was impressed right away. Very simple yet super functional design, can be adjusted either vertical or horizontal depending on personal preference and need. They are all plastic, however, very strong plastic with real glass. Images are very crisp and clear with the silver colored glass. The handlebar extension (15”) put the mirrors in the ideal position. Narrow enough to fit through tight spaces and wide enough to see around my body.I am very happy with my new set up. I would most definitely purchase these again. I hope this helps someone looking for something similar for their scooter.

This is an excellent bike mirror. It has very clear vision and is easy to install. Highly recommend.