Rear View Side Mirror Round Bar End Convex Hawk-eye Motorcycle Mirror For 7/8" Handle Bars Fits Most Harley Davidsons Suzuki Honda Kawasaki Cruisers

These are really great for the price. My bars turned out to be solid inside, but I was able to drill the end of the bars and tap them to 8mm 1.25 and just directly threaded them to the end of the bars and ditched the expansion nut. The work great, can see everything behind me. Way better than my stock mirrors. 1982 Honda CB450SC NightHawk

Nice kit! After install you will have to adjust them and then retighten to get them in the correct position. They dont swivel too well. You have to loosen and then retighten. But the mirrors will stay in place pretty well. They look great, but let's be honest, they are small and not the most effective. You will have to get used to them. Very small and my eyes are not that great anymore. Just check twice. Before you switch lanes. Ride safe!

Easy to install! Easy to adjust. Passes safety! ;) The big center bolt expands the metal inside your handlebars. (make sure it's tight!!) The two adjustment bolts are easy to adjust and keep one tool with you for both if you need to adjust them on the go! Put them on my 1981 Suzuki GS450

I've had these installed on my bike for about 2 months now, and they've been ok, but far from great. They're advertised as being made for 7/8" bars, but the piece that fits into the bar is much smaller. I'm guessing they sell the same mirrors while advertising being made for a different size. It was a bit of a challenge, but ultimately I got them in securely by adding some vinyl tape around the piece that expands to give it extra purchase. So no big deal there. After mounting, I noticed they vibrated like crazy. In fairness I ride a buell XB12, so it's pretty much a 1200cc vibrator. I ended up taking the bolts out, sanding the paint off of the contact points, and reinstalling everything with some blue Loctite. Worked great for a while, but after a couple months they went back to vibrating pretty bad. When I tried to re-tighten the bolts a little to get rid of the vibration one of the bolts stripped the threads in the aluminum bracket. It wasn't due to me being ham-fisted with it. I do a lot of delicate motor work with aluminum, so I wasn't exactly hammering on this thing with a cheater bar. At the end of the day they're not bad, but you'll more than likely have to do a fair amount of fussing (and rigging) with them in the long run.

Mirrors fit and installed easily. Replaced the anti-vibration plugs in the ends of the handlebars. Much smaller than the factory mirrors- the look that I was going for there. Inexpensive and reasonably well made. This is the second set I bought because the bike fell over and snapped one of them. Packaging is good, and prompt delivery. Recommend these for sport bikes.

Well made mirrors for the money. Black paint is perfect and they look nice on my bike. I really had to crank down on the hex bolt to get them tight but they feel very solid. Haven’t ridden with them so we’ll see how they hold up. Installed these on some Emgo 7/8 clubman bars.

This is my first review EVER!!. There is no instructions for the product because it would reveal its bad design. It does look useable, but in theory only. To make it work you'll also need pliers, hammer and some electrical tape. Ultimately, it is the electrical tape that keeps it in place. Not even worth the $14 that I paid for it. I guess it would deserve zero stars but that's not an option.

I have purchased three sets of these now, two under the Kawell name and these, which are the same thing. You really can't get a better deal on a solid, well-made bar end mirror. They are a great size, have excellent optical clarity and hardly vibrate, even on my '72 Yamaha XS-2.