Hafny Handlebar Bike Mirror, Stainless Steel Lens, HF-MR081 (Left)

Two left hand mirrors, but I managed to adjust one and it is now functional. The mirrors themselves are very good.

This one of the best bike mirrors I’ve bought so far. Very little vibration when riding and of sturdy construction. I would have liked a slightly larger mirror for more rear clarity though.

It does work and it fits as described. It vibrates a bit and it looks a bit combersom on the bike. The rear view is just about adequate. I can't say I'm delighted but it is on my bike!

This is better than it first seems, in that careful placement is critical if you want to see behind without tucking your arm in every time. I have the RH mirror only, attached to the handlebar immediately next to the grip. The necessary slight move to the left of the brake and gear shift is not problematic at all. Initially I set the arm too high, which does result in restricted rear view. Setting it low makes all the difference, allowing a clear view without arm or elbow in the way.The attachment to the handlebar is solid and doesn't move, and the ball joint between mirror and arm is firm, keeping the mirror in place but allowing slight adjustments on the move. It extends just a small way (3 inches max) beyond the handlebar - not dangerous or impractical like many bar-end mirrors.The mirror is clear but with a small field of view, and of course there is vibration, depending on road surface. It's not perfect - too small to see vehicles approaching from a far distance - but much much better than having no mirror at all.

It works great, gives me and excellent view behind when making turns. I had a bit of trouble working out the best way to fit it.. The photos showed it inside the gearshift. But when I tried this it interfered somewhat with the gearshift, and the bull horn at the end of the handlebars was in the way, I couldn't get a good view behind. So instead I did the following:1. Move the gearshift inwards the same distance as the width of the mirror mounting bracket.2. Remove the bull horn from handlebar.3. Slide the bike's rubber handgrip along the handlebar so its up against the gearshift (in it's new position).4. Fit the mirror mounting bracket at the end of the handlebar up against the rubber handgrip.5. Adjust the mirror to give a good few and tighten up the Allen screws so it won't easily budge.6. Put the bull horn back on right up against the mirror mounting bracket.7. All done.

You can see behind

Great for our electric bikes 😊👍

best purchase ever! this item is very well made, easy to install and so very helpful. i can now see the cars that are literally trying to kill me on the road and am now able to dodge them before they achieve their goal. make sure you check to make sure you order left or right, there are no markings on the box.