Motorcycle Bar End Mirrors, Lavmar 7/8 in 22mm Handle bar Universal Rear View Back Mirror Fits Yamaha Honda Kawasaki Triumph Suzuki

Bought these because they look cool, but I have bar-end mirrors on my bike already, was no big hurry...they sat on work bench for a few months...winter...So I finally go to install these, after remembering when they arrived that it didn't look like too smart of a design...So they have a bolt going thru the mirror assembly with a nut and a rubber grommet on the end...So I suppose you tighten the bolt, it sucks the nut inward, compressing the rubber grommet until it's thickened to the point that it's anchored the assembly inside the bar...but that's not happening, because the nut just spins with the bolt...way too late to return these...anyone had any better luck with these? My only next thought is to lube the threads in hopes that the bolt will spin into the nut to compress the grommet...but I'm not hopeful. This just seems like a poor design for an otherwise very cool-looking set of mirrors.

These mirrors are okay. They do vibrate quite a lot, but you can definitely see well enough. I found that one was much tighter than the other - one was constantly getting loose, so I was constantly tightening it, to the point that it interfered with my throttle. So, now I'm rocking one mirror on the left with a stuck adapter on the other side.Update: A year later, the left mirror is still on my bike, but it's so loose that I have to literally hold it in place to look behind me. It's currently positioned under my left bar, but any acceleration or wind and the mirror swings up parallel to the ground.

Upon first install these felt good and didn't move around. After about a week with the vibration of my v twin they move with even a little acceleration. I did affix moldable glue on the back and they stay put now but are no longer adjustable. I think for me at least they still provide value once I glued them.

They look and fit great. This is my second set however this time the image is slightly blurry for some reason. I have perfect vision so I am going to assume it's the glass. Seems strange for a mirror but they were cheap.

Fits my sv650 handlebars, kinda hard to install but maybe I just wasn't doing it quite right. The mirrors are solidly on there but it's a pretty narrow field of view so you need to make sure they're set just right. Overall, they're cheap enough to replace if I drop the bike on them and they satisfy the mirror requirement.

When these first arrived I thought wow great but....One mirror I could not tighten swivel/tilt screw so air flow would always blow it out of adjustment. I incrementally tightened then finally striped the adjustment screw. I went to ACE got a new screw tightened it super tight but it did not hold the mirror in place.

Simple to use and much more solid than previous mirrors I've purchase.

For the money you can’t go wrong....Mine came in with a bolt a little to short ... wasn’t really grabbing... easy fix everything is great now

The mounts were pretty good but the actual mirrors are horrible. Installed and taken right off again. Not worth the purchase