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Bar End Mirrors -Motorcycle Handlebar Rearview Mirror – Features & Prices in Saudi Arabia :
Bar End Mirrors -Motorcycle Handlebar Rearview Mirror Blue Lens Anti Glare Compatible With Sportster 883 Street bike Dirt bike chopper
Manufacturer
DREAMIZER
Brand
DREAMIZER
Item Weight
1.21 pounds
Package Dimensions
6.1 x 4.06 x 2.64 inches
Manufacturer Part Number
LFMEEUS003
Mirror Lens Type
Convex
Lift Type
Manual
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Lens Curvature Description
Convex
Material
Aluminum
Brand
DREAMIZER
Vehicle Service Type
Off-Road-Motorcycles
Color
Black
Size
Oval shape
Lift Type
Manual
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E. L (verified owner) –
Not 7/8″ 22mm – Not 7/8″ 22mm. I purchased 7/8 bars and 7/8 bar ends and they fit, these did not fit
S. L (verified owner) –
could not find correct fit so bought this and modified it – The blue mirror seemed like a good idea and look cool but kinda suck at night. hard to make out what is actually in the mirror. I have a 1″ handle bars so I had to modify these to fit. I knew this going in though. overall not bad
F. B (verified owner) –
Decent Build Quality, Quality control issues, packing issues and – I received these mirrors along with the handlebar mount mirror from Corky. The Corky mirrors are nice as a safety extra, but are just too small for me and less helpful as a new rider whose hands kinda move a lot and has a hard time keeping the bike steady enough to make use of such a small mirror at the edge of the bike. These mirrors are maybe have 3-4x the surface area and can be positioned just above the hands, or else there due to the design. the problem was that one of the mirrors both came in th right-hand position. When I opened the package i thought they had given me too right-hand mirrors and that i would have to send them back. In frustration, i reboxed everything and later realized that i could take the hardware apart and place the second mirror in the left-hand position. There were no instructions or any box labeling to tell me to do so and i don’t think its the default assumption to take your purchase apart completely when something seems wrong when this could potentially damage the product or damage it if done wrong. The was a number 1 on the product that i assumed was actaully a letter L and this added to the confusion. after flipping a mirror to install on the left side i realized what a number of others have and that is that the product does tighten very securely. The bolt tightens to compact and deform a rubber gasket that then grips the inside of the bar, but it is too smooth ,or does not expand enough to grip the handlebar so that it cannot rotate. the rotation then loosens the mirror slightly leaving it able to fall off if it spun a few turns possibly.
F. A (verified owner) –
Universal but… – I chose these because they use a rubber insert rather than metal. I’m confident they won’t spin on me at speed but I did throw these on a Benelli TNT135 so I’m not going fast anyway. The field of view is small but I can still see behind me. Easy to install on some handlebars. It was a tight fit, some may have to cut the rubber to fit in their bars, or just use a little bit more elbow grease. No regrets here.
Z. R (verified owner) –
Great Morris that could use an improved clamp. – Great mirrors that I use on my ebike. I like that they are a little smaller as some I have seen are rather large. The blue tint is helpful on bright days when the sun is behind you are to eliminate glare from objects behind you. Biggest downside is the part that tightens. It a screw with a rubber piece that expands when tightened. You can get it snug but not tight. It seems fine on bumps and such but if you bump the mirror it is easily knocked out of position. The wedge style piece to tighten them would have been much better.
C. D (verified owner) –
Worth every $ – These mirrors are Sharp, solid, better quality than what I paid for! The blue mirror is a little different but it’s anti-glare so hopefully it’ll grow on me. Other than that these are freaking 9 out of 10 it take a while to actually seat to stay in place just got to keep tightening for a while but no more than expected! Buy them!
F. A (verified owner) –
Universal but… – I chose these because they use a rubber insert rather than metal. I’m confident they won’t spin on me at speed but I did throw these on a Benelli TNT135 so I’m not going fast anyway. The field of view is small but I can still see behind me. Easy to install on some handlebars. It was a tight fit, some may have to cut the rubber to fit in their bars, or just use a little bit more elbow grease. No regrets here.
G. P (verified owner) –
Perfect option for ATV’s!!! – These look awesome and work great! We bought two sets (1 for each of our Can-Am Outlanders) and have ridden through some rough trails up here in NH and these are flawless! They do not get in the way of your hands, they provide a great view and they don’t look lame either! The anodized red ends look cool and the blue glass is really nice too! They sit just above your hands so there is no risk of hitting them when squeezing through a tight space either! Nice product- I am VERY VERY pleased!
S. L (verified owner) –
could not find correct fit so bought this and modified it – The blue mirror seemed like a good idea and look cool but kinda suck at night. hard to make out what is actually in the mirror. I have a 1″ handle bars so I had to modify these to fit. I knew this going in though. overall not bad
L. K (verified owner) –
Missed a bullseye by that much. – These mirrors were almost perfect. The size of the mirrors, the anti-glare, and adjustability were excellent. However, they missed the mark by making the bar end plug plastic. The plastic bar end plug doesn’t tighten at all which allows the mirror to be knocked out of position. The bar end plug should’ve been made of rubber instead.
L. K (verified owner) –
Missed a bullseye by that much. – These mirrors were almost perfect. The size of the mirrors, the anti-glare, and adjustability were excellent. However, they missed the mark by making the bar end plug plastic. The plastic bar end plug doesn’t tighten at all which allows the mirror to be knocked out of position. The bar end plug should’ve been made of rubber instead.
F. B (verified owner) –
Decent Build Quality, Quality control issues, packing issues and – I received these mirrors along with the handlebar mount mirror from Corky. The Corky mirrors are nice as a safety extra, but are just too small for me and less helpful as a new rider whose hands kinda move a lot and has a hard time keeping the bike steady enough to make use of such a small mirror at the edge of the bike. These mirrors are maybe have 3-4x the surface area and can be positioned just above the hands, or else there due to the design. the problem was that one of the mirrors both came in th right-hand position. When I opened the package i thought they had given me too right-hand mirrors and that i would have to send them back. In frustration, i reboxed everything and later realized that i could take the hardware apart and place the second mirror in the left-hand position. There were no instructions or any box labeling to tell me to do so and i don’t think its the default assumption to take your purchase apart completely when something seems wrong when this could potentially damage the product or damage it if done wrong. The was a number 1 on the product that i assumed was actaully a letter L and this added to the confusion. after flipping a mirror to install on the left side i realized what a number of others have and that is that the product does tighten very securely. The bolt tightens to compact and deform a rubber gasket that then grips the inside of the bar, but it is too smooth ,or does not expand enough to grip the handlebar so that it cannot rotate. the rotation then loosens the mirror slightly leaving it able to fall off if it spun a few turns possibly.
G. P (verified owner) –
Perfect option for ATV’s!!! – These look awesome and work great! We bought two sets (1 for each of our Can-Am Outlanders) and have ridden through some rough trails up here in NH and these are flawless! They do not get in the way of your hands, they provide a great view and they don’t look lame either! The anodized red ends look cool and the blue glass is really nice too! They sit just above your hands so there is no risk of hitting them when squeezing through a tight space either! Nice product- I am VERY VERY pleased!
E. L (verified owner) –
Not 7/8″ 22mm – Not 7/8″ 22mm. I purchased 7/8 bars and 7/8 bar ends and they fit, these did not fit
C. D (verified owner) –
Worth every $ – These mirrors are Sharp, solid, better quality than what I paid for! The blue mirror is a little different but it’s anti-glare so hopefully it’ll grow on me. Other than that these are freaking 9 out of 10 it take a while to actually seat to stay in place just got to keep tightening for a while but no more than expected! Buy them!
Z. R (verified owner) –
Great Morris that could use an improved clamp. – Great mirrors that I use on my ebike. I like that they are a little smaller as some I have seen are rather large. The blue tint is helpful on bright days when the sun is behind you are to eliminate glare from objects behind you. Biggest downside is the part that tightens. It a screw with a rubber piece that expands when tightened. You can get it snug but not tight. It seems fine on bumps and such but if you bump the mirror it is easily knocked out of position. The wedge style piece to tighten them would have been much better.