UTV Rear View Side Mirror Kit (2 Pack) - Compatible With 1.6" - 2" Round Roll Cage Bar - Break Away & Adjustable - High Impact Shatter Proof Tempered Glass (Driver & Passenger Side)

This is a nice product. It is Versatile offering 1.5" or 2" brackets for the frame great value for the money. Has a nice tight fit and doesn't vibrate or shake. Easy installation and a very clear view.

These were easy to install and their flexibility had already saved them even I got too close to some brush. It was nice to have the two sizes of rings to make sure that they were the right size for my round tube roll bars.

Mirrors look great, but be cautious, mirror broke with very little pressure while adjusting. The tension bolt on the bottom now scares me and i dont want to adjust that too much. They are a nice and work very well besides that. I re-ordered another pair because i liked the look and functionality enough.

Fit perfect and work great

I installed the mirrors on my honda pioneer 700-4 with both spacer strips the mirror brackets fit well and haven't moved despite running across frozen corn fields and swamps. I have had several branches strike the mirrors and they show no damage. They did knock out of position after a 1 inch branch strike but there was no damage. i would definitely purchase the mirrors again but they appear very well made and should last for years.

Works but is small. Photos seems to make the mirrors look adequate but they are small. Says 4 x 71/8...more like 3.75 by 7.0. and the angle at the top makes the mirror only about 3x4 viewing area. They adjust but not like you would want. Easy to install but a larger mirror would be better. I sat in a friends golf cart and his mirrors were at least 2 inches wider than mine....but they are on and I'll just live with it.

Good buy

These mirrors are not heavy duty by any means, nor do they claim to be, they do the job I wanted them to. They are pretty easy to install. Make sure you read the instructions on mounting. You have to loosen the swivel screw and adjust the vertical angle, then re-tighten before tightening the mounting screws. The mirrors adjust left and right fairly well, but not up and down much once they are bolted in position. I mounted these on a Can-Am Commander XT1000, it has a very angled A-pillar, but I was able to position the mirrors perfectly! I'll try to post pics soon.