Mamiko Motorcycle Rear View Mirrors Compatible with Kawasaki 2018-2021 Ninja 400/2011-2018 Ninja 250 ZX 6R 636 650 300R EX300 ABS Rear Mirror Replacement

The media could not be loaded. So easy to install! Comes with new rubbers for under the mirror where its sits on the bike. Comes with tools and all the parts needed. Very sturdy and easy to adjust for the perfect position and stay in place the whole ride. Looks very sleek and not bulky while still being able to see everything. Mirrors and very crisp and they are the shorter style, i believe 3.5 inches so they are not super long and look like antennas. Best choice for mirrors.

I've been using these mirrors for a year now..Big mirrors. Good visibility. Great product.

It fits perfect on my 2013 Ninja 650. The arms are not too long and the angle off the fairings is good as well. You can still filter/split in traffic without worrying too much of the total length between the mirrors (width of the motorcycle).Because you have separate screws that fits into the threads, it is way easy to have it mounted as opposed to certain models that requires you to use a wrench all the way inside the fairing with no 2nd holding point, like the previous model i had and which i returned anyway.Install did not take more than 10 min total for both on. If you wonder which mirror goes where, those do not come with a "L" or "R" mark on them, BUT, you should see a very tiny hole on of the edges of the mirror (please look at the second picture of the vendor's photos, zoom in on the top left corner little picture, and should see a tiny hole there). This hole should be at the bottom once the mirror is installed, so keep that in mind.They look almost the same as the OEM version, you get a clear view, and the finished product is overall really good for the asking price. I have gotten mine in 2 days. I would totally recommend this product.

Product was well constructed. Wasn't made fory bike but wSs easily modified.

2015 CBR300RI reused the original screws to bolt these on. It was a simple job, all you need is an allen key.

The replacement mirror for the Kawasaki Ninja i400 is unfortunately of poor quality. The mirror is notably shorter than the original, making it less effective in providing a proper rearview. Additionally, the mirror's rotation mechanism does not function as expected. The original mirror had stopping points at each 90° degree, ensuring precise adjustment, while this replacement stops every 120°, which makes it difficult to align properly. As a result, it is challenging to achieve the same level of accuracy and positioning as the original mirror.Overall, this replacement does not meet the standard expected for a reliable and safe motorcycle accessory.

So far so good. Limits visibility a little but just because they don’t stick out as far, but I still feel like I have a good view of what’s happening around me. They shake a little less than the stock, the look better and less bug antenna like. Definitely feel like I would buy these again.My picture shows the stock mirror on the right VS the new install on the left.

The mirrors have good visibility and mount right up to my 2002 VFR800. However, the right side mirror pod is attached to the left side stem and vise-versa. This means that when the right side stem is mounted on the right side of the bike, the mirror pod stands nearly straight up. My solution was to just put the right side stem on the left side so the correct mirror pod was on the correct side, but this made the mount angle of the mirror fairly flat/downward. Additionally, the Allen wrench that is included is not large enough for the adjustment bolt. It only works for the mounting screws. This means that if you want to throw the included Allen wrench in your bike pack to adjust or tighten your mirrors on a trip, you can’t. Should have just made the bolts all the same size. No common sense on these. Other than that, they fit, they have good visibility, and they’re tight.