Motorcycle Rear View Mirrors Wing Rearview Mirror for Yamaha YZF R1 R3 R6 R15 R25 R125 Adjustable Side Mirrors Sportster Accessories

I ordered a set of mirrors and the right one completely fell apart within 30 seconds of use — clearly defective. I reached out to them multiple times through different channels and never received a single response. It's incredibly frustrating to be ignored, especially when trying to resolve a simple issue. This kind of customer service is unacceptable. I would not recommend ordering from them based on my experience

Looks amazing. No 100% funtional but it's very esthetic

These are actually pretty well made mirrors for the money. I dunno about the other person who wrote a review having trouble with the mirrors staying stable on the arms, but mine have been fine. The only issue I have with these are that they sit WAY too low.Since the beginning of the arms are flat where they mount up to the front faring, at least on my 2003 YZF R6, the arms conform to the line of the fairings and sit pointing downwards. This makes adjusting the mirrors to see anything other than yourself and the sky nearly impossible.Maybe they fit better on other bikes and offer a better viewing angle, but for all intents and purposes, these should be classified as "for legal reasons only". You can bring your elbows up and make a hole to see behind you, but that is about the extent of it's ability.Love the design, would like to see a bracket included to tilt them up, maybe about 25 to 30 degrees up to line them up flat.The problem with them sitting so low is even more prevalent when doing low speed turns with the bars turned completely. Your hands will collide with the mirrors unless you are gripping the bar ends or clip on ends. I am glad I have clip ons and not a standard bar like the Ninja 400, as I would expect the issue would be worse. Again, not the end of the world, but definitely annoying after a few days.As for their durability. After tipping the bike over against a highway barrier not fully realizing how slanted the road was, the mirror arm snapped into about three pieces taking out a corner of the front fairing as well. I wouldn't expect them to survive one, or two drops.Really like the design, but would love to see a revision to address the issues, maybe even an LED in a cut groove on the leading edge for turn signals would be a nice upgrade if whatever company that designs these come up with a v2.

Doesn’t work for a 2012 Yamaha r1 bolt holes do not lineup and does not fit properly or comfortably. Not the sellers fault. I thought I’d just give it a try.

Did not fit

So half the reason i pullled the trigger on this buy was because the other guy who posted pictures of this mirror on his R1, I figured it looked reasonable and bought it. Out of the box this wouldnt fit on my 2004 R6. So heres what I did, I had to take a pencil grinder to one of the inside holes to get a little more clearance to make it fit my bike. Overall the appearance is different than I expected! And the mirror itself is held on by 3M Double sided tape…. Not very secure. So if you’re fine with sorting out your fitment and maybe using plastic weld or loctite to secure your mirror to the actual plastic then this product might be fine for you. The material itself is some cheap ab plastic maybe, mine had a straight chip in it upon arrival but for the price you and I dont have much to complain about. Just be ready for some work!

works as it should

Does not fit 21 Yamaha R3