Arkham Bicycle Mirror for Handlebars, Mini Rear View Mirror Foldable Rubber Mounting Sleeve for Handlebars, Handlebar End Mirror 360° Rotating Universal Bicycle Mirror for Mountain Bike Handlebar

This mirror folds away so that it doesn't interfere with a folded Brompton. When the bike is folded, the mirror comes close to the ground unless you have large easy wheels. So watch for that. Love that I don't have to remove the grip or punch/cut a hole in the grip to install the mirror. With the smaller sized sleeve, there is a good tight fit on the handlebar.While you won't be able to make out license plate numbers, you can definitely see what's behind you. That's what really matters.Great, reasonable pricing. Great value for the money. Do you really need a $300 radar/camera system?

This is a handy device to be able to see cars coming from behind. It is adjustable and can be changed easily. I rated it a 4 because 3 times it has fallen off when on rough terrain and I've had to go back to find it. I've considered adding some kind of adhesive but that could impact the flexibility so I've learned to check it often throughout my ride. Overall an excellent addition to the safety of my ride.

Was under impression there would be two mirrors.. Im glad I learned to order two different products when it comes to bike parts because one always needs to be returned and this is def one of those that needs to go back. This mirror is so tiny you cant truly use it and expect to be safe while riding. I did try it out around the neighborhood and I couldnt see cars behind me and when looking I had to seriously take a few seconds of staring at it in order to tell whats in the mirror. Which is not safe. These are supposed to help you and it truly would be easier just looking behind you than trying to take the time to look in here. As far as image quality its not great. Value for your money might be good if it came with two but for one no way. They slide on slim handle bar grips only, I had to swap grips in order to install this mirror. Sturdiness depends on your handlegrip size tbh. Def not worth the cost or hassle to put on. The may look slightly better like you dont have one at all but Id rather a bulky mirror that I can see out of than this tiny thing that I cant.

I needed a mirror for my Brompton. It had to fit my handlebars and not interfere with the folding. While the mirror is very small I knew that going in. It fits nicely on my bar ends. Originally I was only going to use this until I could find something better. I now believe I will use it as long as it doesn’t break.

Easy install jus brittle one fall on the floor of my house cracked the mirror

The media could not be loaded. It’s easy to install and easy to use and capture widely

Surprsingly it survived a fall on concrete while closed up the outer plastic shell only got scuffed.Viewing angle is kinda narrow but it's enough to monitor the traffic behind, doing one proper head turn before changing lane is still recommended.The mirror stays in place pretty well even on bumpy surface, depending on what you're riding on a wide 2.1in MTB tire on 27-30 psi the mirror will stay in place, on a Roadie with 25mm tire at 70-75 psi on a hard bump the mirror will shift a little.I like the clean look on the handlebars when not in use.

The media could not be loaded. I really like the low profileness of this thing. Easy install, stays in position once adjusted for the most part. Small and light. Do I trust it as much as a car side mirror, probably not but it's good enough. I'm glad I didn't spend 50 bucks on a bulkier one, this one's perfect for me.