Bumbee Motorcycle Bar End Mirrors - Rear View Black Mirror Compatible with Most Honda GROM MSX125 CB500F Z125 pro-Z650 Z750 Z800 Z900 MT-03 MT-07 FZ-07 MT-09 FZ-09 MT-10 FZ-10 MT-25 FZ6 FZ8 FZ6R0

Installed this on my hawk 250. You have to cut the end of the throttle grip for the mount to slide into the end of the bar that was easily done with a razor knife. The mirror is metal and it seems to be a high quality product. So far it is sturdy once mounted and doesn’t flop all over the place installed it in less than 5 minutes with the tools provided

The Bumbee Rear View Mirrors fit well on my e-bike. The oval mirrors give a very clear view of traffic behind me. Before, I was turning my head around, but it was difficult to spot traffic and judge speed. Normally I would not add a mirror to a bicycle. But the e-bike handles like my old motorcycles at slower speeds and I need to be careful.The mirrors have good flat black handlebar clamps that are easy to attach with a crescent wrench. The mirror stems screw into the clamps and can be tightened for a strong fit. There is no problem with them loosening due to vibrations or wind. The flat black mirror casings can be adjusted, and they require some force to make changes to the angle of the mirrors. A ball and joint fixture allows angle adjustments for the rider to improve rear view vision. Everything is sealed for dirt, sand, and water exposure.These are very sturdy rear view mirrors and function very well on my e-bike. Great product by Bumbee.

They don’t last very long (less than a year for me), but I guess it’s expected due to the low price!

Was very hard to remove the OEM bar ends which is required to install these mirrors. I had to use a manual impact driver to get the phillips head screws from the factory bar ends. During the process of this, I discovered it is a lot easier to just put a pair of channel lock pliers on the outermost part of the bar end. Once that is off, I had to drill out the keeper notch for the inner part of the factory bar ends on the very bottom side of the handlebar grip part. Then, I welded one of the phillips headed screws to my slide hammer and reverse hammered them out. I do not see any other way to remove these. Best option would be to install Pro Taper XR50 bars or some other aftermarket bars. I will end up going this route eventually as money permits. The quality of the mirrors is great! They do move a little, but not an issue for me.

Simple mounting system, vibrate a little at low speeds but smooth out so can see behind you.I still keep a mirror up front that always looks back as these are affected by you steering since mounted to the bars.Time will tell how long they hold up, whether the glass starts to lose reflective properties, the plastic gets beat up by UV, or some small branch cleans them off my bars on some trail.Whatever the case will update if and when that occurs, as for now happy with purchase.