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Kevin (Glen Burnie, MD)
Plastic Mirror
These are horrible but got me past inspection. I can't see anything behind me because they are not bent enough and too short. They also have plastic arms so they flex and vibrate so much an image can't be made out in the mirror. One of the plastic lenses popped out while dirt riding and I never did find it.
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Mel (albuquerque, NM)
Might be good if you are driving a bicycle.
Mirror didn't fit the bill for my supermoto. The mirror needed constant attention because it wouldn't stay where you set it. It's way too short and made super cheap, don't waste your cash.
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Chris (Painesville, OH)
You get what you pay for....
It is a cheap mirror that will satisfy the letter of the law. As a safety device, it is almost completely useless. Vibrates horribly and provides the best view possible of ones elbows. If you own a dual sport that spends most of the time in the dirt, this mirror will keep the cops happy when you venture out onto the street. Otherwise, I recommend spending more money for better product. I learned with this mirror that if you are going to have a mirror mounted very close to the bars, it better NOT be mounted in plastic. The close proximity to the bar results in more vibration and a very blurry reflection. Lesson learned.
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Rob R. (Edgewater, FL)
Want to see where you've been?
This easy-to-attach mirror will show you that. The image dances while you're riding but not so much as to keep you from seeing what is behind. Better than no mirror by far for those "need to know" moments.
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Alec (Houston, TX)
Great for what it is intended
I bought this solely for the purpose of getting my supermoto licensed. It works for that, but is awful as an actual mirror. Shakes like crazy, and the wind blows it around on the highway. I will put it on my kids BMX now that I have the bike plated.
If you need it for this purpose, it's perfect. If you need an actual mirror that actually functions as a mirror, not a good buy.
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Rodney (Los Angeles, CA)
Acerbis-Rear view mirror
Excellent for the price. A bit flimsy. Lots of vibration. It does the trick though.
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Andrejs Reskevics (Harbor Springs, MI)
Acerbis folding mirror
I would recommend this mirror for the occasional road rider. If you spend more than a few miles on the road, look elsewhere. This thing shakes like mad and you can just barely tell if there is something behind you. It is nice that it folds out of the way, and if it breaks, it's not expensive to replace.
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jr (bentonville, AR)
acerbis rear view mirror
Excellent and works great
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Tim (Harrisonburg, VA)
Umm
They will get me past inspection, but honestly, I'm not sure how useful they will be. Took them for a spin and they seem so light that the vibrations on the bars make it hard to see anything behind me.
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Scott (Natchitoches, MA)
Mirrors
I have these mirrors on my Honda Xr650L and with the motor vibrations I am unable to see anything from them. I took them off as a result. If you have a smooth bike or just want to be legal, they are fine. Also, they are very flexible and can be folded over or down which would be good for trail riding.
