1 Pair Bicycle Mirror,Big View Bike Rear View Mirror Blindsight Multi Angle Adjustable Bike Mirror Billet Aluminum Chrome Plated Outside Skull Claw Style Also suitable for motorcycle mirror

Nice looking

Very cool mirrors for a motorcycle but as soon as I put the clamps on the handle bar one of them snapped ….so I was pretty mad because I had just gotten them so I could have mirrors on my motorcycle

Very cool and quality product. Way better than using hotdogs for mirrors

I just bought myself a trike and absolutely love it, but felt unsafe not being able to see behind me. These mirrors were easy to install, adjustable and are perfect!

PROS: Nice aesthetics, both R&L sides included, fully adjustableCONS: Mirror housing is plastic.I love these mirrors! I have them mounted on my Beach Cruiser that I ride around my neighborhood. We don't have sidewalks or bike lanes in our area, so we have to ride out on the road. It can be stressful and dangerous sometimes having to turn your head back constantly to check behind you for traffic, inevitably you end up veering out into the roadway a little bit. The mounts and mirrors are very tight and hold their position when tightened and they are adjustable left/right on the fly by pushing on the mirrors themselves. They offer even more precise range of adjustment through the bracket and post positioning when installing them, making it easy to get them exactly where you want them. The mirrors are large enough to easily see what is behind you without having to change position on your bike or lean in closer to view them. The only negative is that I thought the whole assembly was metal, but the backside of the mirror where the skeleton hand is, is actually plastic.

So i love the look of them, But unforunitly they did not fit my 2000 Harley Dyna. But i will be trying them on my daughters mountain bike. They are very good quality thou for the price.

These bring my bike to life ! lolthey are awesome,,,,,,,a fine product for the price!!

I figured these mirrors would work fine on my mountain bike. Nope.When I received them, the first issue straight out of the box was one of the mirrors was twisted around so the arms were facing the same direction (to be mounted on the right with one mirror facing the proper direction and the other facing the opposite “wrong“ direction). The twisted mirror was tightened so much, I almost wasn’t able to turn it back to where it should be and was going to give up and send them back right then. Strike one.I finally managed to right the twisted mirror and installed them on my bike (that was the only part that worked like it should). I went for a ride to test them out and surprise, strike two. I couldn’t see anything behind me no matter how I turned, twisted, or adjusted the mirrors. The arm isn’t long enough to position the mirror out at a proper angle to see behind myself when mounted on my handlebars where they‘re supposed to go. I tried mounting them on the ends of my grips, but the hardware doesn‘t allow for that and I‘m not about to spend more money to MacGuyver something that would work. All I saw going down the road was my arm and shoulder which kind of defeats the purpose of a rear view mirror.The construction of the mirrors is cheap. Strike three. The arms and hardware are metal which is nice but the mirror itself and the casing (where the skeleton hand detail is, the most important part of the mirror) is a super cheap plastic that I know would break the first time they get bumped even the slightest bit.I’m so disappointed. I was looking forward to these but they’re useless so I sent them back.I wouldn’t recommend these mirrors at all.