Racing Motorcycle Rear View Mirrors, 360° Rotating Stealth Mirrors Compatible with Honda CBR300R CBR500R CBR600RR CBR1000RR, Kawasaki Ninja 300 400 650, Suzuki GSXR 600 750, Yamaha, Ducati

NOT SAFE but look cool as hell. It’s true, you can’t see anything out of these mirrors but i was able to get them installed and get the look i was going for. 2023 CBR600rr

These are exactly what I was expecting for the price. Fitment, hardware, and visibility are awful, just as expected, but they look waaaay better than my OEM mirrors (one of which flew off recently, spurring my purchase). My bike was not listed as compatible but I looked at the picture with measurements. They fit my 2006 Yamaha FZ1 just fine. The included hardware was too short and did not come with flange nuts so I went to Home Depot and got my own black screws for $8. But, as I said before, I was EXPECTING THIS because I wasn't born yesterday and looked at the pictures before I purchased. It's a universal fit part for god sake, I'm not sure what these people leaving negative reviews were thinking. So all in all I spent <$50 and less than an hour to install, including my trip to Home Depot. These are cheap Rizoma knockoffs. If you want exact fitment for your bike, feel free to order the exact fit Rizomas for $500. SPOILER ALERT: for10x the money they also give you almost zero visibility. This is a COSMETIC UPGRADE that keeps your street bike street legal. All they do is give you a sliver of visibility in your blind spot when you're tucked in. If you can't/don't swivel your head, you probably shouldn't be on a bike anyways. RIP.Overall 5 stars, fitment 4 stars because included hardware could've been better, and BLACK.

Standard drop shipped mirrors if you just want your bike streetlegal install them if not go for the pricier ones these are just in the back of the garage now.

Mirrors are seemingly made of good quality, but unfortunately the bolt holes are not properly spaced at least for a 2005 Yamaha R1 so they will not mount and on top of that they have absolutely no visibility so they simply are more for aesthetics clearly because you cannot see out of them bc I temporarily rigs them up prior to drilling holes to make them fit and thank God I did bc it wasn’t until I attempted to ride down the street and test their visibility while riding that I realized just how drastically bad they were in terms of being able to see out of them so unfortunately, I will be returning these for something more usable, and something that actually fits without me having to drill holes in my fairings and my metal front stay

The mirrors look cool aesthetically pleasing so if you're into that then they're amazing however they are extremely small and have a very narrow field of view. They hold their position well and don't move around at all even in intense wind. Their solid metal construction feels nice and premium for the cost however I can't get across the narrow view. I found myself having to move my arm or removing my hand from the handlebar altogether just to see if there was a car behind me.TLDR: If you like the looks, you better be comfortable with looking over your shoulder over using your mirrors. I suggest bar end mirrors instead.

2005 Honda CBR600 F4IGot these for a deal. They look really good, are more functional than expected, and bolted on perfectly. The view space of the mirrors are roughly half the size of the OEM mirrors, meaning visibility is roughly half. That being said, I was expecting slim-to-no visibility, so this is not bad at all. My first ride was terrible, the wings were loose and I couldn't get them set right so I had no rear visibility. Later, I took them back off and tightened the 2 set screws (per mirror) so they hold better, one for the wing itself, the other at the base for pivoting - this made them much more sturdy and usable. Have not had any issues since. Would recommend, would buy again.

i’m a real person not a bot review, i’ve gotten a lot of compliments on them but you gotta really tighten these things down so they don’t move also they don’t come with nuts in the back and the bolts were a little too short for my gixxer but i had some laying around the house

Fit perfectly on my 2022 CBR500R. Way more aggressive look