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OEM Can Am Ryker mirrors left much to be desired. I replaced them with these. A world of difference. In order to effectuate the replacement the OEM's must be removed. Several online videos exist depicting the removal. I was surprised to find that the OEM handlebar insert is plastic. The inserts for these new mirrors are metal. The set includes different size inserts. The ones for Ryker's bars are a snug fit, requiring me to tap them in with a rubber mallet. Once inserted they're easy to tighten. Careful to not tighten too much. Don't want to damage the bar. My one concern was tightening the mirror arm. Careful. Mirror heads are very tight and stay where you set them. Highly recommended.

The install on this is a bit tough. There isn't a manual for installing this. The only guidance that you have is from one single picture on the item page. The concept is there, though. By looking at the mechanism, you can see that you will need to tighten the screw enough so that the flared nut at the end of the bolt goes into the sleeve and expands it, causing it to expand into the inside of the handlebar tube. Accomplishing this is something else. Using the original screw, I could not get it to work. For whatever reason, I couldn't get the sleeve and nut configuration tight enough so that it wouldn't spin and not tighten when inserted into the handlebar. The key is to use the other screw and nut. Once I did that, it did a better job of tightening itself up and not spinning freely inside the handlebar. I think that if the company started off with that screw, it would be easier to install. Other than that, the mirrors are large and bright. They don't look too overly bulky, either.

I installed this on my vespa gt200. Fits good. I had to trim the bolts. Wish it was not a Allen key type bolt tho..

The install on these mirrors is pointlessly difficult. Getting the correct amount of pre-tightening so that the internal parts resist rotating is a work of much patience. The pre installed bolt, as mentioned in another review, is not as easy to work with as the other bolt they include. Anyway, once the hassle of installation is gotten past, the mirror functions well and stays put.

I recently got the Motorcycle Handlebar Bar End Mirror for my 2008 GTV250, and I couldn't be happier with my purchase. Not only does it fit perfectly on my bike, but it also adds a cool and sleek look to the overall appearance.The mirror itself is of high quality and functions exactly as expected. I have found that it provides a clear and wide rearview, enhancing my overall riding experience. Additionally, the mirror is compatible with most motorcycles, e-bikes, scooters, and ATVs, making it a versatile option for riders of different vehicles.Overall, I highly recommend the Motorcycle Handlebar Bar End Mirror to anyone looking for a stylish and functional addition to their ride. It has exceeded my expectations in terms of both performance and aesthetics.

Bar end mirrors;I like the extra size, I want to see what is behind me.... However; these are a Big nuisance to install. Got them so tight I am concerned for the handle bar itself, and yet they are not fully secure.Difficult to hold the end from spinning while tightening the inner grip-mechanism. I used an impact gun to "hammer" the bolt into the internal sleeve. Still not as tight as I would like, but that is all it will do.I carefully cleared out the end of the grip to clear the bar, thus allowing the mirror to be tight against the handlebar.Another nuisance is the adjusting mirrors to useable angle, Hold the mirror brace with one hand and move the mirror with the other ...

These are good quality mirrors, they haven't been installed yet but they look like they will give a good view of the traffic behind the bike. They were purchased for a gas powered bike that didn't come with mirrors. Think these will work just fine.

So I installed this on my commuter bike and I think the most important thing to mention is is that installing this is not clear or easy. but I did somehow managed to get it on fairly tight and haven’t had much issues with it since. overall, I just really like the styling and looks so cool on my bike as well as providing a pretty important safety feature for riding on the roads.