Espejo para montar en manubrio de bicicleta de montaña MTB de Mirrycle

This is one slick product. Easy to install and compact. It takes less than 5 minutes. I bought one for my e-bike and my scooter and they are almost essential for after vehicle riding. I remember this product from the 70’s and how I had one back then. I highly recommend it and I think they are made in Colorado. They are also made very durable. The one and only mirror for bikes in my opinion.

Love it. I have this mirror on all of my flat bar bikes. Good visibility your arm is not in the way of the mirror... and does not vibrate while riding. Don't get a cheap mirror, there are a lot of crappy mirrors on the market, this is a well made quality mirror that could save your life

My son has a Lectric ebike and this mirror is so much better then the one Lectric offers. It's metal with a glass mirror. The view is clear and 10x better than the mirror it replaced. Highly recommend. The screws to assemble it were incredibly tight, I thought they were the wrong size, but the mirror is super solid.

I bought this mirror because I live in the country where semi's can go by on a County Road. So, this mirror keeps me aware of my surroundings so I don't get scared and fall off my electric bike. It's easy to install. You can adjust while your riding if needed. Mine goes on my left side but some people want one in each side. It's a safety issue and everyone should have one. It's the perfect size for the bike and good quality. I felt the price was good too.

This is my second Mirrycle mirror. I used the first one for over 20 years. I made the mistake of trying another brand with a more compact attachment arm. It was distorted, terrible, and all around yucky. The Mirrycle mirror is far superior. And it's actually made the in the US.- The fit is really excellent.- The mirror is very clear and distortion free (though like all vehicle mirrors, objects are closer than they appear).- It's adjustable on 3 axes so you can get it exactly where you want it.-1. At the mirror-2. Where the vertical arm connects to the upper horizontal arm3. Where it plugs into the bar end (this requires a hex wrench, the others are adjustable without a tool)-It can be adjusted on the fly, but stays put where you set it.- It folds mostly out of the way for tight parking. …

We now have this mirror on three of our bikes. That should tell you something.This mirror does require assembly before you can mount it to the bike. It arrives totally in pieces (see second photo). The instructions warn that tightening the two larger screws can be difficult as the screws are hard to turn, and the instructions are correct. I found it easier to grab a pair of pliers and grip the end of the mirror while I was using the supplied allen key to turn the screws. Note I protected the plastic finish by using a cloth between the pliers and the mirror. If you don't use something like pliers, it will be very hard to keep hold of the mirror while you turn the screws. The instructions are also correct in that the screws will "squeal" while screwing them in. Ignore their squeals of pain …

It works quite well. Installation is fast and fairly simple. It has an easy to read diagram and a step by step installation guide. It does have a snug fit in the threads so you will need to apply some forceful torque during assembly but that's a good thing. Once you snug it up it stays that way for a long time. This purchase is actually my 3rd one since late 2017 or early 2018. The first one survived so many drops, falls, scrapes and even an endo. At one point I had to re-glue the mirror to the frame but I am thoroughly impressed with how well it held up. I got more than my money's worth on the first one before the mirror broke. The second one actually broke where the middle elbow attaches. It just cracked apart in two places in a V pattern. Maybe from tightening it, maybe from impact …

I like this bike mirror very much.Having a rearview mirror is great - I bike almost exclusively on roads with cars, and it's great being able to see what's going on behind you. I can't believe I didn't get one sooner. Been using one of these for a couple years now. I'd recommend it for any biker, especially if you ride with cars.You can install it using only the tools included, although I used my own Allen wrench for better leverage. Once in place, the mirror is secure, and I can fold it easily out of the way. The mirror is sturdy - I had one for over a year with no damage, while knocking over my bike and bumping it into racks and doorways. I eventually broke it when I had the thing disassembled and I dropped it mirror-down onto a concrete floor. You can order just a replacement mirror …