WESTGIRL Bike Mirror, 360°Adjustable Handlebar and Rotatable Acrylic Convex mirror, Wide Angle Rear View Mirrors Glasses for Mountain Road Bike Cycling Safe, 1 PCS

Since childhood I always had a mirror on my bike, because it always gave a sense of safety to view what is going on behind.Package Content:1x  Bike Mirror 1x FittingsI bought the mirror becuase the goose neck is flexible and can be bent how you like it. Installation is quite easy as it comes with an allen key. We swap the bikes between family members so it is quite helpful to move bend the gooseneck depending on the viewing angle that suits us individually.The  bicycle mirror  is not a real glass mirror instead it is an acrylic mirror making it lighter which also helps to keep weight to minimum when riding. I prefer to an eye on my kids when riding when they are riding behind me. My eldest rides head our biking route generally and second one is behind me followed by my other half.Quite happy with the mirror quality, it is sturdy and certainly value for money. The mirror can be installed on any type of bike - mountain bike, frog bike or kids bike but can only be installed on the round handle bar. My other half tells me that my bike now looks like a teenagers bike :)NOTE: The object in the mirror appears to be far than they are actually, so a word of caution if you are buying the bike mirror for the first time.Update - 30/07/2020One of the bike mirror keeps wobling and gradually started to bow and bend on one side. I am guessing the mechanism inside that is supposed to hold has worn out already :( that soon? I have downgraded the product rating to 3 as one is still standing strong.Update -28/08/2020Received a replacement yesterday and i have now installed it. Its all good again.

I've gone through numerous mirrors on my electric scooter over the years. For context, the handlebars on the scooters I've owned have always folded, so there's limited space. There's the ergo grips taking up a lot of space, a brake lever on each side, a throttle and in some cases, extra buttons for things like the horn, dual-motor, boost mode, etc. TLDR: There's not a lot of space on the handlebars of an average scooter.So, when it comes to choosing a mirror, I need something that offers enough length to be able to provide vision behind me, enough dampening and secure strength to avoid it readjusting itself while riding, but still provide the ability to adjust as necessary.I've tried end-of-handlebar mounted ones - they're usually too small or rotate too freely (or both).I've tried those that secure around the handlebars or grips with a rubber strap - they're usually also too small.I've tried those that fit to the handlebars with plastic or metal clamps - they often don't have enough actual useful vision radius because they're flat.This was the first mirror I tried which solved all these problems: - It has a very strong goose-neck style mechanism for repositioning - It doesn't rotate inside it's mounting - It's convex in all directions, meaning that I can see things that are behind me on the opposite side of the mirror (e.g. traffic which is going in the opposite direction) - The mirror itself can be moved with a light press, but it doesn't move on its ownIt sounds ridiculous when I say that I spend years looking for a mirror that had all this, but it really did take a long time to find this.The only issue I have with this is the securing nuts. They're not secure into the plastic mount, and it is so easy to lose them (and very difficult to get them to line up correctly if they do fall out). However, this is a very small inconvenience when I take into account all the positives this offers over other mirrors.

don't be put off by my headline as that's just me. Good mirror, easy to position but what puts me off is the constant wobble when i'm cycling so i can't really get a clear view? wish i'd gone for a static mirror but i'm sticking with this one

Build quality is alright it just slip round the handle bars a bit

Ok so it’s a little bit fiddly to fit just because the fittings are quit small, but this means that visually it looks nicer because you don’t see them, yes it wobbles a bit on bumpy roads, but less than I expected to be honest. Gives you a nice wide view of the road behind you. I would recommend this, good value.

I bought this item thinking it would serve my purpose but sadly the view from the mirror was poor, I could not rely on it when turning right , the vision was not clear and everything seemed too far away. I had to move some items on my handle bars so it was situated as near to the end as possible but my arm was obstructive in the viewing mirror . I felt it was too dangerous and would stop or look over my shoulders which was not easy to do . I have seen another mirror on a friend's bike and was amazed at how clear and sharp everything was even at a distance. I have taken the mirror off as it also snapped at the base with moving the arm occasionally. Would not recommend . If and when I source another mirror I will post again on here .

mirror itself is good , easy to fit , unfortunatly the bracket fixing the mirror to the handle bar cracked then broke into 3 pieces after a months use .

Quite quick and easy to fit.Moving the arm and mirror is quite stiff, which is good, since they stay in position when not being moved.Good visibility, and the mirror surface is pretty smooth so the image isn't wobbly.