Feature
Item Name: Bicycle Rear View Mirror
Material Mirror: Acrylic
Tube: Solid Aluminium inside+ Well ABS shell
Dimension: Mirror Bottom base applicable for handlebar 22mm-32mm/0.9in-1.3in, total length 35cm/13.8in, the middle bendable Aluminium tube length 18cm/7.1in
Advantage
Electroplating Convex Acylic Mirror;shockproof and Anti-break;climate resistant;long lifespan,easy to clean
Bendable tube: solid Aluminium tube could be bended to any angle as your want,length up to 18cm,to have a wide view of the moving vehicles and pedestrians behind and also the rear seat easily
Color:black
Fixed base: applicable to tube diameter between 22-32mm, double screws fixiation could be adjusted, durable, secure clutch,with a protective soft plastic gasket inside to prevent falling off.
Package includes: 1pc*Bike Rearview Mirror; 1pc*Installation tool;
Notice
We conducted a customer satisfaction survey and improved this bicycle mirror according to customer feedback. In order to broaden the field of vision, the diameter of the mirror was increased from 7.5cm to 9cm.
At the moment, some customers will receive the mirror with the diameter of 9cm, but the mirror with the diameter of 7.5cm will still be delivered
Product Features
- Bicycle Rear View Mirror Acrylic CONVEX mirror,diameter 3.15 in,Inlaid In Black Plastic Shell,Can Adjust Diferent Mirror Angle
- Mirror Support Tube, Plastic With Aluminum,Length 18cm,Diameter 1.1cm. Aluminum diameter 0.6mm, can bent freely for what you want
- Install This Mirror, The Install Tool Follow The Mirror Package, No Need More Prapare! Suitable Handlebar Diameter From 22-32mm, But we Suggest 22-27mm Will Be Better
- We Can Use It For Mountain Road Bike Electric Bike or Motorcycle Handlebar ,Remember Handlebar Size Diameter 22-27mm
- ALL Customer Can Return And Get Refunded In Case The Purchasing is Not Satisfiled for any reason ,You have no risk to try.
mirror far too convex -cannot see “a thing”
Just what I wanted!!! I love these flex mirrors and the wide angle mirror!! Installing was a challenge…took quite a lot of trying …dropping the tiny wrench and tiny bolts and nuts…figuring out how to keep the nut in it’s “nut” casing and getting the wrench to stay straight while trying to screw the bolt upside down to get it started in the nut, so you could FINALLY turn it right side up and continue tightening. Uggggh…BUT I did it! Once tightened it’s sturdy and secure. LOVE it. Bought a second one for the…