ELIFEPARTS Universal Bar End Mirrors, Motorcycle Handlebar Rearview Mirrors Blue Lense Anti Glare, 7/8" Handle Round Compatible with Most ATV, UTV, Motorcycle, E-bike, Scooters

I purchased these mirrors to install on my '07 Honda Recon ATV. The reason being some of the roads I ride upon are shared usage with street legal vehicles and I need to see what's approaching. The mirrors arrived and I was surprised since they are better than expected. For my install I had to first remove a factory installed threaded insert that was placed approximately 3/4" inside the ends of the handlebar (nothing to do with the pros or cons of the mirror itself). The removal of the insert was a chore but once done I proceeded to do the install of the new product. The diameter of my handlebar is toward to high end of the advertised dimension so the fit was somewhat loose. To remedy this I used a 1/2" strip of aluminum pop can material wrapped around the non-slotted end of the insert. The fit was then snug and upon tightening the set screw (which swells the slotted end of the insert) the fit was tight and vibration free. I could not be happier with the product for my application. I can't imagine why anyone would find these mirrors to be cheap in appearance or build quality. These days it's extremely difficult to find a product that is advertised as a universal fit to fit perfectly on all applications. The shim that I made for my application worked great, it was easy to make, and it was made from a material that is a common household item. A person sometimes has to have a little mechanical ability or plan on a trip to the dealer. Just the way it works out. If you purchase a set of these mirrors I don't think you will be disappointed.

Mounted these on my sons Suzuki SV650. They look and work great. Not a Rizoma level look and finish, but for a fraction of the money, they are very nice.

I've had these on my SV650X for over a month and several hundred miles. No issues so far. Vibration-free, superior view compared to stock. Construction seems top-notch and they look fantastic. No instructions, but the product page gives you the pictures you need.I was concerned about vibration in the bars if I replaced the bar-end weights with these. Fortunately, the bolt that holds the mirror to the bars is the same diameter and thread as the original one in the bar-end weight, just shorter. So I simply used the longer, stock bolt and threaded the original bar-end weight to the mirror assembly.

Functually they work. Much better than the stock mirrors. However, within 3 months, the color on the back of the mirror has turned from black to green / grey. Will need to replace at some point.

The mirrors are standard flat mirrors and are NOT convex as stated in the description. The product seems well made and solid, but this is a fatal flaw. Motorcycle mirrors should be convex as that provides the greatest area of viewing.

12/19/18 edit - photos addedI just received my bar end mirrors and installed them on a 2018 Yamaha XSR 700. I was concerned about this product because it had 0 reviews or seller ratings and I usually don't purchase anything if it doesn't have any reviews.Packaging was good and they came in a nice box with an allen wrench and two different sized sleeves. For my Yamaha bars, I didn't need to use the bigger sleeves and only the smaller ones were necessary for a tight fit. Everything went on great and feels very snug after tightening the 3 allen bolts per side.I've read reviews from other mirrors where they were so cheap that they ended up falling off within the first or second rides but I honestly don't think that'll be an issue here. I guess time will tell.

Bought a Triumph Bonnneville and wanted to add some edge and authenticity with handlebar end mirrors. Factory mirrors and handlebars are lame. I have no idea what others are talking about when it comes to quality here. I am a skeptic of quality by nature, but when I took these out of the box, i could feel quality. Heavy, solid construction.It takes effort to move mirrors which I like. Anti-glare coating is nice and rare. Similar branded mirrors go for $100-$130. Headed to pick up bike this week. Will post pics once installed.

These were cheap bar ends that did not hold up well. They moved and would not tighten.