BriskMore Bike Mirrors, HD Glass Convex Lens Bicycle Rearview Mirror, 2PCS Safe Cycling Rear View Mirror

I don't normally give 5 star reviews, but in the case of these mirrors I thought they certainly deserve a 5 star mention.​Review of the BriskMore Bar End Bike Mirror​I recently purchased the BriskMore End Bike Mirrors money well spent, and have been using it on my ebike for a few weeks now. As a cyclist who uses there bike for pleasure, riding on country roads and in the town, having a good view of what's behind me is crucial for safety. Here are my thoughts on this mirror.​Installation: A Breeze to Set Up​The installation was straightforward and surprisingly easy. The mirror came with an Allen key and a cleaning cloth and the expanding plug system fits securely into the end of my handlebars. It only took me about 2 minutes to get it properly mounted. I appreciate that it felt very snug and stable from the get-go.​Performance: Clear and Stable View​The field of view is excellent for a mirror of this size. I opted for the slightly larger one which is approx 3" diameter The glass is very slightly convex which provides a wide-angle view, allowing me to see traffic approaching from behind without having to turn my head constantly. One of my biggest concerns was vibration, but even on rougher roads, the image in the mirror remains clear. The ball-and-socket joint for adjustment is a great feature; it's easy to dial in the perfect angle, and once it's set, it stays in place. I haven't had to readjust it during a ride yet.​Durability and Design: Sturdy and Practical​The overall build quality of the mirror feels solid and the mirror itself is glass so a lovely clear view. construction seems durable enough to withstand daily use. The design is also very practical. I particularly like that it folds in and out This is a great feature for when I'm parking the bike or navigating tight spaces. It's also relatively low-profile and doesn't get in the way of my hands or brake levers.​Final Verdict: A Highly Recommended Mirror​Overall, I am very impressed with the Bristol Bar End Bike Mirror. It strikes a great balance between functionality and a low-profile design. It's a reliable and easy-to-use safety accessory that has made me feel much more confident on the road. I would highly recommend this mirror to any cyclist who regularly rides in traffic, and wants a simple and effective safety solution.

These mirrors are just great!In the box you get the 2 mirrors, a cleaning cloth and a hex key.The mirrors immediately give a feeling of quality.The very slight convex shape gives just the right field of view - not too distorted or misleading.Their size is perfect too. I bought the 3" size for the flat handle on my E-bike. I think one reviewer says they are 'huge', but I wouldn't want them any smaller to be honest.I only really wanted one, for the right hand side, but getting two at this price is amazing.They are a universal fit, so not left and right handed, but either - so I have a spare should I need it!The fitting process is easy and the mirror locked into my 22mm handle with a few turns of the hex bolt very reassuringly. The mechanism that grips the inside of the bar appears to be very good quality.They also have a rubber seal to help keep dirt etc out of the bar end.The mirror is not too heavy and stays in position whilst riding very well, with zero wobble.The image in the mirror is crystal clear with no weird distortion.I can now feel a bit safer knowing what's behind me before it comes thundering past!Thoroughly recommended!

Mirrors arrived in a box complete with comprehensive instructions, allen key and cleaning cloth. Mirrors fit very securely into the bar ends, are easy to adjust and do not move, even on a rough surface. Personally I would prefer them to be a bit larger. Overall very pleased with them.

This review applies to both the 2" diameter and the 3" diameter varieties of this bicycle mirror set, of which I have both on different bikes.Over the last decade I've bought and used a variety of small mirrors for both drop handlebar and straight handlebar bar bikes. Although all worked to a degree, they all had drawbacks - mostly a failure to stay in position in high winds or over rough ground; a tendency to discolour and easily scratch if the mirror is plastic; a reflected image not as clear as often needed; a tendency to obscure the image via excessive vibration over gravel or other rough roads; an inability to get the mirror in the ideal position with some handlebar angles or widths.These BriskMore mirrors are the first I've used (and I've used them now for thousands of cycling miles) that avoid these problems - that will stay in position whilst also giving a clear and steady rearward view in virtually all circumstances. The design - and engineering of that design - along with the use of what seem to be high quality materials (especially the convex glass mirrors) are a cut above all those other bicycle mirrors I've tried.I find the 2" variety large and clear enough for road cycling on racey-style bikes. But the 3" variety certainly do give a wider and more comprehensive rear view, at the cost of sticking out much more (into the wind or close-passed hedges). Yet even the much larger frontal area of the larger mirrors doesn't seem to make them more susceptible to being moved out of position by the wind. I have those larger mirrors on a touring bike with rear panniers that can, when full and bulging, partly obscure the rearward view of any mirror - but not the 3" Briskmores mounted for maximum stick-out-sideways.Finally: the price. The BriskMores are significantly less in price than more established brands such as Cateye or Sprintech - and, in my experience, work better in avoiding the sort of problems with bicycle mirrors mentioned above.NB There are clones of the BriskMore mirrors that use plastic rather than glass in the mirrors (and cost a bit less). My advice would be to avoid any and all mirrors with plastic mirrors as they soon dull and easily scratch. Even when new, they lack the clarity of true glass.The design of the attachment to the bar ends of these mirrors also seems better than that of many other kinds of bicycle mirror, in that the BriskMores can be positioned successfully in many configurations of the handlebars whereas some other mirrors (e.g. the Sprintechs) are sensitive to the angle or width of the handlebars so can't always be got into the ideal position to give a full and unobscured rear view.