Black Motorcycle Bar End Mirrors Rear View CNC Compatible With GROM MSX125 CB500F Kawasaki Z125 pro Z650 Z750 Z800 Z900 ER6N ER6F Yamaha MT-03 MT-07 FZ-07 MT-09 FZ-09 MT-10 FZ-10 MT-25 FZ6 FZ8 FZ6R

Just installed these mirrors today and took them on a 100-mile ride. I’m really happy with the low-profile design. Installation was quick, and they fit my 2022 KTM Duke perfectly. The only reason I’m giving 4 stars instead of 5 is because one of the mirrors arrived with about a 1/2-inch scratch. It’s not a dealbreaker for me, so I didn’t bother exchanging it, but it’s worth mentioning. Overall, I’d definitely recommend these

These parts are made quickly and cheaply, however, they are solid aluminum and so far seem to be pretty stable. There are some sharp edges and flashing left over from machining and coating of the parts but shouldn't cause any issues based on where that's at. Install was pretty straight forward but tightening the expansion nut inside the handlebar is always annoying to me. BE SURE NOT TO OVERTIGHTEN. You are threading steel fasteners into aluminum so only go as tight as needed to keep things in place. These are easy to strip. I ended up buying two sets of these as I dropped my bike right after I installed the first set (forgot the kickstand...lol). I noticed that not all of the glass is perfectly flat on the mirrors. I was able to use the best two mirrors out of the (4) in my sets so now my backwards clarity is absolutely great. These are not concave or convex, just flat mirrors, so you'll be able to see clearly, just not a lot of area. Overall i give these 4 stars as they look good, perform well, and installed decently enough. Actually, considering they are only $25...I'll give them 5 stars.

I just got these and haven’t ridden with them but I’ll leave a review and update Pros Packaging was way better than expected everything was protected organized with an excellent presentation I would feel bad giving these as a gift just by how they look the arms look to be a brushed aluminum I could be wrong but they again look really good Cons So far my con is bike specific if you have an MT07 like me you handle bars are too narrow for the end to fit you’ll have to remove the outer sleeves luckily the end can still grip the inside of the bar without issue, the caps are also a little short about the same width of the mirrors base not sure how they’d expect it to go on but if ur thinking of just making it work you can do with just keep things loose while adjusting. As far as mirrors under the bar definition not doing that on an MT07 the grips aren’t that wide so you’d be blocking ur view so either straight down, out to the sides, or vertical are ur options but not a total loss for a cheap mirror if you got better ends maybe they’d be a bit better.

Don’t buy these mirrors! I bought them and the bolt housing stripped out so easily. Went to Home Depot got different bolts had to buy them. Use that one, riding down the road and the mirror just flops down stripped. Cheap aluminum housing is what they’re using. This product is cheap China BS. Don’t buy these mirrors if you want good mirrors.

Excellent product. I was going to buy the KTM bar end mirrors that look just like these ($99) per mirror; but they were back ordered so I went with these instead. I couldn’t be happier! The install took all of 3 minutes, and two of those minutes was simply figuring out how I wanted the bracket to sit on the handle bar. My photo in the review is the placement I went with, so I hope it helps anyone looking to see how it sits on a 390 Duke. The mirrors themselves are super-sturdy and do not feel cheap in the slightest sense. My mirror does not vibrate excessively while at riding/highway speed, which I feel is even better than the already good stock mirrors that came with the bike in this regard. I had a CRG bar end on my last motorcycle and this mirror vibrates as little as the CRG did. I did only install my left side mirror, so please note that this review is simply for my left mirror installed and not for the pair. I DID NOT use the hardware and weight provided with the mirror, but instead used the KTM stock hardware and weight. There is plenty of length on the stock screw for this to work. This is a great addition to my Duke, cleans up the nice aggressive lines of the bike that I feel the stock mirrors didn’t accent, but took away from. **Here are the mirror deletes I also bought and they too were amazing. Most delete plugs you’ll find are actually just plastic and scratch super easy. This set below are metal and powder coated so when I installed them, no paint flaked off whatsoever. I spent quite awhile researching good plugs, so hopefully this helps anyone looking and saves them some time. Our KTMs have both a “left” and “right” screw pattern on the OEM mirror holes and this pack comes with 2 of each. FENRIR Motorcycle mirror Hole... https://www.amazon.com/dp/B09MYBLFGD?ref=ppx_pop_mob_ap_share

They did not fit my Z650, even though it said it would. But I was able to modify the insert to make it work. When riding, they do pretty well. There are the expected vibrations, of course, but not awful. Make sure you tighten the knob holding the mirror, it tends to loosen when adjusting the mirrors and it can cause them to fall when riding. All in all, for the cost, it was a good purchase and worth it. I will probably replace them in the future but they do the trip for the time being.

Made my bike look way cooler and was super easy to install

For under 30$ these are definitely the best screw in bar end mirrors , they obviously aren’t like GP grade but I’m throughly impressed with the build quality and the hardware quality. Just installed on my KTM duke 890r. They also come with 2 different shims for different bar sizes , I had to remove 1 shim so keep that in mind .