EMGO 10MM MIRROR BRACKET 7/8 INCH BLACK UNIVERSAL

Anyway, I hope you like this I have been very pleased with this mount so far. attached some rubber tubing between it and the handlebars to give it a bit of grip. I am not entirely sure it was necessary. As a result, you will need to provide your own hex wrench to tighten the nuts, so be prepared to purchase one if you don't already have one. There are metric M10 x 1-tooth threads on this mount, so users like me who use it for something other than a mirror will have this problem. This mount is exactly what I wanted considering the price - for less than $7 shipped, I couldn't be happier. A great deal so far, and it seems to be working well. Lastly, here's a tip Throughout the years, I have learned Never overtighten the nuts on any small items like this--they need to be snug, but not too tight. There is little chance of stripping out the aluminum threads.

Archie Lin

| Apr 30, 2021

What a waste of money this mount is. The perch mounted perfectly on the handle bars of my motorcycle, the mirror I was installing threaded in perfectly, but when I tried to tighten it down with a little bit of force, the whole thing split in half like it was It was a relief that Amazon accepted it and refunded it without asking any questions. There might be some applications for this that make it okay for bicycles, however I wouldn't trust it for motorcycle mirrors, and even if you do manage to install them without splitting the thing in half, I'd still be careful.

Deborah Parsons

| Jul 31, 2020

These are what I used to mount long stem motorcycle mirrors from Ken Sean on my retro cruiser bike. I looked at all the bicycle mirrors available, but they are all I really like this combo and it looks great as well! Although the stem mirrors are long, the inside bore of the clamps fits very well and holds very well. On Amazon, you can find another similar clamp that isn't quite deep enough. I got it and then ripped it just to find out. If I had added a jam nut or cut the mirror adapters, I would have had to modify the design. There was no need for either of them when using Make sure that the fitting surfaces of the clamps do not touch when they are tightened. Be careful to keep the gaps even and tighten slowly so that you don't end up with a three-piece clamp.

Hanna Jordan

| Jul 01, 2021

It is difficult to find a quality mirror bracket / mount, which I don't know why. In my research, I found this model promising (though I would have preferred to read reviews for the chrome version). As I installed this on bicycle handlebars, which measure 7/8" long, I used an electronic caliper to measure its size. To keep the bracket even, I tightened the C bracket by doing a little at a time on each bolt. When I did so, the bracket split I am issuing a full refund, because the aluminum is so fragile and is so lightweight. The vendor was great. Hope that will take care of it since I ordered a more expensive version from Bikemaster (T3)!.

Clay Watson

| May 22, 2021

These mirrors are thin and light (7/8"), and they are compatible with the OEM universal 10mm mirrors by Emgo. You do not have to remove anything from your bars in order to install them because they are attached by just two bolts. It's hard to ignore the fact that bicycle mirrors have traditionally been flimsy and fragile. If you ride a bike, you may benefit from a mirror that's why motorcycles and cars have them. There is no better solution than these. It's a little known fact about me that I'm an old bike mechanic, I own 25 bicycles and every one of them has a mirror. Without them, I would not be able to ride. This is the best deal you can find for the price.

Harmony Sandoval

| Jan 27, 2021

On her 2005 Yamaha 450 Kodiak ATV, there was no way to add a rearview mirror on the left or right side It is more beneficial to have a small mirror mounted on the end of your hand grips if you ride in larger groups. I tried an aftermarket mirror for the hand grips but the angle wasn't ideal. There are two matters to be resolved Axle protude was too far out of the side of the atv, interfering with hand brake operation (it was likely to be hit by tree branches, etc. ) and interfering with the hand brake operation. I found this product on Amazon and it seemed to be a good fit for my needs. Easy to install on the handlebars near both hand grips, these brackets are easy to install. They are easy to install and look nearly the same as OEM products. These brackets can be used to use just about any standard motorcycle mirror/atv The fact is, my friend likes them so much, he even bought a set. In addition, regardless of which ATV you have, I highly recommend having mirrors on it.

Killian Aguirre

| Jul 28, 2020

I use them on my bicycle handle bars and they work great. The clamps I bought go with a set of bike mirrors (10mm threads) for my electric mountain bike. They are simple devices you clamp securely to the handlebars, and they are meant to be used with mirrors on motorcycles. It is made from anodized aluminum, and it is well built. Closing the clamp is done with two allen screws. The design of these grips allows access to the grips and other components before installation, allowing you to attach them without removing grips. Easily tighten the clamps to ensure a secure fit. Their work is great, and I strongly.

Loretta Lara

| Apr 30, 2021

You should not be one of those guys who carries a make-up bag around with you The mirror will hold your mirror so you don't have to worry about embarrassing crashes and breaking your mirror if it breaks.
Buy this now and save yourself an embarrassing crash and its likely to last a lifetime. I have a mirror on it right now, and it's holding up.

Lilianna Bradford

| Sep 16, 2020