DREAMIZER Motorcycle Bar End Mirrors Universal 7/8" Handle Bar End Rear View Mirror Compatible with Honda Grom,Yamaha,Kawasaki,Ducati,Suzuki (black-2)

I typically don't like these bar and mirrors but these ones here I am absolutely in love with. They are just the right height and width and can be angled at the exact perfect direction without being in the way. Very high quality materials and very rugged. The performance of these is exactly what you would expect for a bar and mirror. The clarity of the lenses is absolutely crystal clear. Super easy to install. Simply take your other end cap off and slip these in and tighten them down till they can't move anymore. Excellent value for the money and for the performance you're definitely getting a bargain. They're a little bit stiff and maneuvering at the very beginning but that's due to packaging and once you get them set to where you want and after you have to adjust them a couple of times they become very easy to adjust and move to the position that you need them to be as far as mirror placement goes in the angle.

I love this product, very easy to install. And looks great on the bike.

The mirror looks good, but the hardware materials are sub par. First, the supplied bushing that is supposed to compress and hold the bar end in place does not compress enough to hold nearly 3/4", much less to a universal 7/8" as advertised. My exact bar inside diameter is 21mm, the bushing measures 18mm out of the box and it would not hold. I cut some of my own bushings out of some 1/2" rubber sheet to compress and hold better, which worked. Then to my disappointment, the arm broke while tightening. Yes, aluminum is lightweight, but brittle the way the mirror arm is constructed. The arm does not tighten on it's own spacer very well, then without even much hand-tightening torque the arm can snap and never properly tighten, as shown in the picture. I will be sending mine back for a refund and spending extra on a different brand.

The mirrors have very good size and the construction material quality is good, but the fixing system that goes inside the handlebar sucks big time, it is just a cheap piece of plastic that deforms when you screw the bolt that comes with each mirror. The mirrors do not hold in place and keep rotating, and you have to correct the position almost every time you ride your bike.At the end, after trying to insert rubber pieces to help to secure the mirrors I end up buying a set of adapters (expanding bolts) to secure the mirrors in position.

It’s a pretty ok product.Easy installation just keep in mind you have to pull out the weights inside the handlebar before installation.Mirrors are kind of blurry but meh, its fine for the price.

Not sure if the clutch side bolts sent with mirrors fit or is reversed thread or not, didn’t wanna take chances so I reused the oem grom bolt for that side. Throttle side was fine, as long as you add a spacer/nut as spacer.I first I wrote a review saying they Don’t fit 2020 Honda grom, the throttle side can’t fit anything in other then a screw in cause their is something blocking in the hole on stock handlebars. But found out your just not supposed to use all the pieces that come with it. I actually Just had to use the screw that comes with it and had to make my own spacers. For the grom their is no shaking, they stay in place well, and no bolts have broken yet. Oh and the packaging was well cushioned. Their was no directions that come with it though. Although its self explanatory.I superglued the edges a little due to some complaints of the mirror falling out.Replacing these from the original grom mirror is very satisfying. I love these and feel very study on the gromThese are fully functional and very visible and clear

There is a solid feel to these- they like to be adjusted in a certain direction or else they go limp from their own weight, but otherwise they stay rigid. Solid feel.I installed these underside-style. 7/8” seems to imply the OUTER diameter of the handlebars….my bike has 1” outer diameter bars, a Honda shadow 750 2001.I had to retrofit the install to make it work. If you have balance bars inside your handlebar, then chances are you’ll need to take them out. One problem you might run into is the stub on these might be too short- not much vibration dampening. These are functional to tell you a yes/no if a car is there or not, in traffic situation I’ll have to look over my head regularly. They’re pretty small- I would reccomend getting a larger bolt and put that through a rubber stopper or something to better wedge inside the bar which is what I did here.ALSO KEY POINT- for those of you wanting to put these on underside style, check where your handlebars will go when putting bike on kickstand. If you’re like mine, you’ll want to get a small strip of black felt or similar material to avoid any scratching because the mirror mount does make contact with the gas tank.I readjust them every time I get on- which I accept as the inconvenience for looking cooler.Especially if you want to go 55+ mph without the wind readjusting these, consider getting a longer bolt and rubber material, unless you can manage to install without removing the balance bar.Overall- for the price, it is genuinely a good value. Last owner of my bike tipped it over so I didn’t have end caps…these give my bike a sleeker look and solve that problem.

Great quality, better than anticipated, packaging was beyond secure. Item was not just tossed in a bubble bag. Found more adjustments for different mounting preferences. You wont go wrong buying the product.