Sunlite Rectangular Mirror

It went on the bike easy enough but the bracket that goes on the handlebar is bare metal so I put a strip of electrical tape on it to protect the handlebar. I took my bike out for 20+ miles hit quite a few hard bumps going pretty fast and the mirror stayed put. I really like that there is a "wide" view of the road behind me and I had no need to turn my head to look back. There was a minimal amount of vibration in the mirror but it did not distort the view. Also, the appearance of the mirror is not cheap either...it looks and feels worthy. I will be buying a couple more for backup. So far I am very pleased with the mirror. It's sad that the pre-pandemic price of this mirror was $8.99 and it is detestable the company is taking advantage of a dire situation to make a profit. The pre-discount price listed now is a nauseating lie. Pre-pandemic I purchased 3 of these mirror's for "LESS" than $9 each. I WILL look for a comparable mirror at a lower price if I need to.

This is the best bicycle mirror that I had, have and would have. Why? Well... its large, see the whole road behind you and in the front you have these two bright orange-yellow reflectors. And let me tell you: the cars see you! When I broke my mirror I could not find anywhere THIS mirror (and I checked 3 bike-shops) when I checked here on the site. And... well, it had the best price and I bought two because of that. Delivery was good and fast, received them in a good time and I installed one of them right away. I am a very pleased customer. :-)

I have a city bike with swing back { style handle bars. I had no trouble fitting this on them. It is large enough to see around my body and I can see the whole road behind me. Readjustment hasn't been a problem, it seems to stay in place well, even on bumpy roads. I haven't tried a helmet mount mirror, but I can't see that something other than a helmet mirror would work better. It is also nice and shiny and seems of decent quality. Looks good on the bike. I do find I have to be careful not to bump it when going through doorways etc.

I purchased this mirror to serve as a rear view mirror for my Surrey quadricycle. I couldn't be more pleased! The mirror is not only sturdily built, it is quite elegant looking, and is ideal for my (rather unorthodox) purpose. Indeed, the size of the mirror is well proportioned to the size of my quadricycle, and looks almost like OEM hardware. My order shipped quickly and was well packaged. The price is also very hard to beat: of similar mirrors I researched, this was the least expensive once shipping was also taken into account.

The product itself is good. It has a nice size mirror that is fully adjustable. The mirror also stays in place when you set it and does not move on its own, even biking over rough terrain. However, the clamp that holds the mirror in place on your bicycle can only fit on a narrow handle bar. If you have a bicycle like mine with handle bars that have the gear shifter's at the end of the handle bars, the clamp does not fit and you cannot attach the mirror in that location. However, you need to clamp the mirror at the end of the handle bars in order to be able to see what is behind you. I was able to use the clamp on the narrower portion of the handle bars in the center of the bar, but it is useless in that position, as your body and arms is all that is reflected in the mirror. So I had to buy a separate clamp in order to make it fit at the end of the handle bars where it is needed.

The size of these mirrors is ideal. You can get a good view of the road behind you without having to squint or change perspective. The reflectors are a nice touch as well. I am a little concerned that the ball pivot might loosen over time, but so far it works great. My only real issue is with the mounting loop, and it is pretty minor. You have to tighten it down until the clip starts to deform and mash into itself. After that it is snug and functions as expected.

The mirror and case are plastic. Many websites will outright lie about this mirror as being all metal and glass mirror...IT IS PLASTIC. The stem and clamp are made of metal, that is it. Other than that, it is working as a temporary mirror until I find a real mirror, no plastic, to use on my beach-cruiser. I bought 10mm clamps so I could mount motorcycle mirrors on my bike. Again, it is okay as a temporary mirror. When the weather gets hot, that plastic mirror will warp.

I bought two of these for my wife's bike and my own. They mounted easily on the handlebars of the fat tire, single-speed cruiser bikes. The mirrors are quite stable and the arm is long enough to be able to see past your own reflection. I don't know how well they will hold up to the salt air where we live in Florida, but for now, I'm completely happy with the purchase. I mounted them on the handlebar, but extending downward, instead of the usual top-mount. It makes it less likely they will get bumped and it makes it much less of a hassle to tip the bike over to work on it. I do most of the maintenance myself and do not have a bike stand to hold the bikes up to work on them.

Pretty cool lookin' bike mirrors... They're all metal and the quality seems to be A+! I bought these because I'm turning this 2 person bicycle trike into a bicycle lookin' truck theme... This helps complete that look! :D

Works fine.

expensive for one mirror