KATURMotorcycle Rear View Mirror Motorbike 7/8in 22mm Round Handle Bar End Circular Foldable Blindsight Side Convex Mirror for Harley Davidson Honda Indian Kawasaki Suzuki Triumph and Yamaha

the last 3 times i have bought various types of bar end mirrors for several bikes, i have had to get creative with mounting them. the mirrors are great. you cant beat the price. just know that you may need to use some ingenuity to get them fitted into your bars.

These mirrors are Ok. Received about what i expected for the price. The build is not too bad but has some detail flaws.I had previously purchased a pair of speedmetals folding mirrors for nearly 5 times the price. I had broken a part on one of those mirrors with a tap in the wrong direction.From the factory, the folding mechanism would on not lock these mirrors in one position. The allen head stud at the folding joint is junk. I replaced it with it a slightly shorter one, so it does not bottom out in the capped nut. I also used the ball head bit on my rotary tool to honed a round divit into the lock point on the mirror post. So far the mirror is locking in place and not folding back on me at freeway speeds.I fold my mirrors daily. My bike has one speedmetal and one katur mirror. They look virtually the same. I hope they both last.

These are pretty cool! Only problem I had was the part that goes into your bar and is supposed to expand, doesn't. I had to pre-expand the inside clamp, then hammer it into the handlebars to make it work. Don't throw a fit, you get what you pay for.

They look super cool but the screws that it came with did not fit my 05 CBR 1000rr so I had to get some new ones at home depot, no big deal.The larges issue is without a spacer it had turned my right throttle into a suicide throttle.

Alright design. Worked for about a week and then one side came very loose while riding and I had to pull over before it slid out. A little difficult to screw in when the back half keeps spinning but I got it to work. Might work better with a rubber spacer and a lock nut

Came in way before it said it would come in that was a plus. Only thing negative I have to say is that it wasn't suitable for a 2016 ninja ex650 but I figured it out and made it happen. Also I the screws provided were too long but used the stock ones that worked perfectly and the mirrors were really loose I've tightened all the screws and still it's very loose i don't know if that's how it's supposed to be but it's whatever making it work. Other then those few things it looks great in love them just wish they were in red would of been great . Thanks again KATUR

I’m not going to go into detail but I’m just going to tell you I bought this product because it was cheap, and what I got was cheap. So I should be blaming myself for buying such cheap sh** but the fact that they leave a note in the box asking you to leave a “5 star review”.... nope. I’m going to give you a 2 star review because the product wasn’t even half decent. As I was tightening one of the bolts the Allen key (that they were generous to give) crapped out, bent, and literally got stuck inside of the bolt. (I got it out after prying it out). Next, these mirrors were just super loose, it was almost like wiggling raw meat. Now finally, as I was tighting one of the bolts that happened to be loose as a mf. IT JUST SNAPPED. Yea, the bolt just broke. I have one half in my hand while the other is just chilling inside of the mirror.If you read all of this I hope it helps and I’m preying they give me a refund lol also I’ll had some pictures to suffice.

I wasn't able to reattach the bar end weights so there's a little more vibration. Nothing gel gloves didn't fix. Easy to attach and gives a much better view of what lurks behind. Like the flip back feature too.

If you are putting these on a 1 inch bar,some mods are required.Otherwise an ok product for the price.

4/5 stars, Mirrors work great in upwards position, You can see clearly behind you without having to shift hand or arm. I only gave it 4/5 stars because of the following but with these tips they can be 5/5.When installing the spreader into your bar, first wrap the spreader in electrical tape (not to tight) so that there is no steel to steel contact. I find this helps get a firm install.Secondly the mirror and screws on the back have a tendency to rattle loose. This can be easily fixed. I used jb weld on the back of the mirror to stop the screws from backing out, as you cannot tighten them later as they are installed from behind the mirror.Lastly I used a thin line of superglue on the top, bottom, left and right of each mirror as this will help the mirror itself from shaking loose. Be very careful on this stage as you do not want to get super glue on any other part of your mirror, make sure it's only at the very edge connecting the mirror and plastic side. In case you get glue on the mirror where you don't want it you can get it off with nail polish remover and soap.With these simple mods you cannot go wrong with these mirrors for such a cheap price.Ps, in the photo is the mirrors in the bottom position, This is before I realized they work much better in the upwards position.

As the title states, this product needs a little extra work put into it in order to secure it to your bike. I have an 2015 FZ7. It fits well. The mirrors aren't the best quality, but for the price, I can't really expect too much.I read another reviewers tips and followed them. I placed some super glue on 4 sides of the mirrors to ensure that the mirrors won't fall off during my rides. I also used lock tight on the screws that I don't want wobbling off. On the throttle side, make sure you find a spacer/washer (I used a plastic pipe end protector) to ensure that it doesn't run with the bar ends. The look is fantastic and way better than the chunky stock mirrors.

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Fait la job sur mon can-am outlander max mais les filets sont en aluminium dans les pieces de serrage il ne faut pas serrer trop fort et bien ajuster ca bouge pas donc be pas trop serrer les allen bolt