MEACHOW New Scratch Resistant Glass Lens,Handlebar Bike Mirror, Adjustable Safe Rearview Mirror, Bicycle Mirror,ME-003

Your browser does not support HTML5 video.  Very disappointed in this mirror, and in particular, the design. The wording of this product listing sort of leaves you to believe that this product is made of aluminum with the exception of the mirror, because I didn't think a company would be so stupid to make the arm out of plastic, but that's exactly what they did. When I opened it I was shocked to see that it was made of lightweight plastic, very cheap feeling product. So i installed it and went for a ride and was appalled! You know in the movies when a photon torpedo hits the enterprise and the scene immediately changes to the bridge and everyone is flying everywhere but the camera is shaking so hard making the scene look like you're trying to make out the images in a temporal distortion so bad that you can't make out the bad acting? That's what this is like: Constant vibration makes everything in the mirror super blurry. Lights look like lines, not dots as they should be because of the vibration. The video I included shows how bendy and cheap the arm is. If I designed this product, I would definitely used aluminum, not plastic! RETURNED!

The first thing I like about this mirror is that it comes with a anti-glare lens, It helps me to avoid the unwanted glare, which allows me to cycle more safely without the glare influence.The second thing I like about this mirror is that it looks just cool on my bike.The last thing I like about this mirror is that it is adjustable, it not only can be rotated at 360 degrees angle to help me obtain the best angle of rear view, but also has extended arm length design to help avoid the dreaded blind spot .Overall,It is just perfect for me, easy installation, smart design and nice-looking.

I've had handlebar mount mirrors before, but they forced me to constantly readjust position as road vibration affected the area that I saw. I purchased a set for the right as well as left side of the handlebar. They not only stay right where you place them, but the field of vision is clear and not affected by vibration.

I've been riding for over 30 years a minimum of 30 miles to over 100. I never understood how mirrors aren't required - they are essential to riding just like they are for driving. I have always used a little mirror that is attached inside my sport glasses. It worked great but it was always attached to that set of glasses. This is a great mirror. It is well designed, nice lines, looks good. Easy to put on the bike and adjust. But attached to the bike has its own set of issues.The good is that this is always on the bike where with my other one only when I wore those glasses. But, you get a lot of vibration being on the bike. It works well for anything close behind you but distance was better on my mirror that's on my head. With the vibration it wasn't clear say maybe 100 yards or so behind you. I could see another cyclist a half mile or more with the mirror inside my glasses.When you mount a mirror on the bike it's basically permanent. Unfortunately, when you are really riding especially any distance you change position a lot. For instance, if you are riding into a head wind you like to get down and aero. But your mirror on the bike is now out of sight where on your head is with you. With the mirror inside my glasses all I need to do is move my head a little and I can get just about any view.But this looks really cool, too and makes the bike look even cooler. There is nothing wrong with this mirror you just need to understand how to use it and adjust to its limitations.Perfect fit on 22.2 mm handlebar. I tilted mine a little forward to give me a bit more room for my hand to reach the brake lever. There is adjustment to then swing the mirror arm forward and backward. There is about an inch and a half adjustment to extend the mirror out. And of course tilt.I got this one over the M005 as I like the look of the point being at the top side instead of in the middle of the side. Just personal preference. Also got silver as it is a lot clearer especially in the cloudy/rainy days of Seattle.

The mirror looks nice and adds a lot of safety to my riding. I only wish the arm was a little longer so I could easily see to the rear without having my arm in the way. I am able to compensate by pulling my arm close to my body, but it would be unnecessary it the mirror extended farther to the the left.

I like that I can ride ahead of my wife and see that I don't get too far ahead. The clarity of the image is excellent and the mirror is wide enough and when extended is able to reflect quite close behind me as well as in the distance. I was concerned that it was difficult to store my bike when I put it away with the mirror in the position I used riding as it stuck out several inches beyond the end of the handlebar. The instructions note that you can rotate the mirror 180degrees and it then does not extend beyond the end of the handlebar. This makes for much easier storage between rides.

Sturdy unit with a large clear view. Imhad to move several controls on my electric bike handlebars to get mirror near the outside to provide a good view. I like the view and the look so I'm considering adding the Rt hand side mirror too.

Excellent! We bought another mirror that was wobbly and fuzzy. This is very stable and clear view. Highly recommend.