Handlebar Bike Mirror, Scratch Resistant Glass Lens, Ajustable and Rotatable Safe Rearview Bicycle Mirror

A great set of mirrors that are wider than most
These are the best mirrors that I have ever tried on my electric bicycle. They are well made, look great, are easy to install and have a lot of adjustments so that you can get the best view behind you. What I like the most about these mirrors is that they are long enough so that you can actually see the traffic behind you and not just your arms or shoulders. They are especially useful for bikes with devices on their handlebars mounted close the the grips, like ebike controller panels, gear changing devices and bells, which are located so that they only allow mirrors to be installed on the bars some distance away from the grips.

Excellent addition to ebike
I have recently purchased an e-bike and have been spending a great deal of time riding on mountain trails and bike paths. This mirror was very easy to install and has made my rides so much safer. It is well designed and very adjustable.

Using on an Aventon E-bike. Easy install, works well, large view area.
I reviewed many bike mirrors including 1- and 2-stars reviews. I purchased one set to use on two E-bikes. I used the right-side mirror on another E-bike, left side. The mirrors worked well, I decided to add dual mirrors for both bikes so I ordered another set. I adjusted the tightness which appears to be pretty stable. I read reviews that the mirrors drop when hitting bumps, I did not experience this. However, if this were to happen, I would add a tacky substance on the mirror “ball-joint” which will stabilize the mirror. If the bike falls, the mirror arm might break, so don’t let the bike fall. Also, I also turn the mirrors inward during transport. I’m satisfied.

Good so far
I previously owned Meachow mirrors. I suspect those are made in the same factory as this mirror as they’re very similar. The minor differences I’ve noticed so far include the more outboard location of the Briskmore mirror. Which is odd, because the arms are basically identical in length, in fact the same shape as if they came out of the same mold. I can see more with this mirror, whereas the Meachow didn’t allow me to see around my left arm. With the BriskMore, I can actually see behind me, not just beside me. The only problem is that the joints can be a little loose, so the mirror can droop from road vibration. I just kept tightening it more after eatch time, especially at the upper ball and socket joint. The joint has a screw and steel nut, so it can take a little more torque than one imagines without breaking. It eventually stayed put. The lower pivot screws into the aluminum clamp so that can also take a fair amount of torque. Just don’t be hamhanded.The Meachow mirrors are a bit sleeker and more stylish. The one big problem I had with the Meachow was that it was weak. The mirror is supposed to pivot out of the way to avoid damage if it’s overstressed. When my folded e-scooter tipped over just ten inches, the Meachow snapped rather than pivoted when it hit the ground. We’ll see if the BriskMore is any better.

You need a left and right mirror on bike.

Schützt optimal bei Sonneneinfall.