MZS Arrow Bar End Mirrors, 7/8 Motorcycle Rear View mirror Hollow Handlebar Side Black Compatible with Street Sport Bike Cruiser Scooter

These were easy to install. You really need to use loc-tite on them to make sure they stay and are secure. Don’t over do it with the tightening though. Be patient and gentle when installing or you are going to break them and be pissed.If you take your time and install these with loc-tite they will last you a long time. I’ve had mine on for almost the whole summer now and never had an issue. They haven’t even moved or anything. I don’t have to adjust them after any rides and the vibration on them is minimal so I can still see when I am riding.

Looks of this product is good. All metal components. However, build quality is poor. When I first received these the mirror was loose where it attaches to the stem. No way to tighten as the screw is behind the glass. So I thought ok, a bad part, it happens. So I returned them and ordered a new set. Same problem. On the first ride the mirror housing fell completely off. So I’m returning the second one as well for a refund. It’s a shame, they could be nice if the improve this attachment and ensure quality assurance of it.

So let me start off by saying that I have purchased 3 sets of these. My first set was great but when I barely went to move them, they never stayed where I put them no matter how I tightened them. My second I went on a road trip and they flew off. My 3rd I purchased 3 days ago and I went on another trip and sure enough they flew right off and almost hit my buddy. They break easy and the park that comes loose isn’t adjustable because it goes into the mirrors themselves. Only good thing I have to say is they look great, however they do. Not last long at all

Good sight picture and plenty of adjustability. No vibrations noted at highway speeds. My only real gripe is the hardware (bolts) seem low grade, the bit started to jump out before they were even locked down. I'll likely be replacing it with some 304 stainless as I also plan to adapt them to mount to my Fasst weight inserts. Otherwise a top notch product, for 1/6 the price of the name brand look a like.

The stock mirrors on my 1996 V-Max were only good for letting me see my shoulders. I was looking for bar end mirrors, and some cost 3 digit$...each! When I saw these MZS mirrors that looked virtually identical to the more expensive ones for a fraction of the cost, I took a chance and bought them. I used them on the stock handlebars and again after I swapped to an aftermarket drag handlebar setup. They look great, were easy to install, and offer a vibration free view at speeds of 90 mph (here in Texas some roads have 85 mph speed limits). Highly recommended, and I also bought an MZS motorcycle cover that works great and I did a review about it.

I have bought this set of mirrors once before I really liked the way they look and metal with to tighten down was pretty good, but one screw came loose the first time I road while riding and the mirror fell off on the freeway kinda pissed me off cause I tightened it down good and still came loose, but I figured I really like the way they look so I'll get another pair and have one extra and put blue lock tight on to make sure it doesn't happen Again but nope the next pair came completely different bolts same looking mirrors but the brackets were cheaply made on second pair super light and i started to tighten it and it just broke wasnt even tight yet very disappointed since I payed over 50$ for it and waited a week to get not going to buy them again idk what I'll get next would be nice if they would send a new pair or my money back or at least one since that's the whole reason I bought them again now I am back to square one with only one mirror or I have to put two different sets of hardware to have both mirrors

These mirrors are really nice and great quality for the money, just remember to use blue lock tight on all of the bolts. Doesn’t matter if they come assembled take your bolts off and re install with lock tight. Remember these are steel bolts threading into aluminum so do not over tighten or you will snap the hinges. Run your bolts till snug, give them a half turn check the mirror. If it’s still loose give it another 1/4 turn and check again. Repeat till they’re tight easy does it. Worth noting the Allen key’s aren’t very precise so if you have some already or know someone with metric Allen keys asks to barrow them. Loose fitting Allen keys or any tools can lead to a falls sense of tightening and will lead to loose fasteners. Ride safe !

Bought these off a YouTube review that said they were pretty good for the money. Unfortunately, I let them sit in a box past the return date before installing because they are lousy!The part that is supposed to fold in is torqued down super tight and they stripped the head doing it. Could not loosen the screw at all so they won’t loosen.Also one mirror has a major defect in the glass. It makes everything in that area circular and makes the mirror pretty useless.So with the “folding” mirrors not foldable and not being able to see in them they are a complete waste of money!