Mirrycle MTB Bar End Mirror , Round, Black 109519

I got this to for my mountain bike after I have installed a babyseat. So far I have no complains. It was very easy to install using the supplied instructions and it works very well. It allows me to see the baby in the seat without having to turn around.

This mirror has all the features I was looking for in bicycle mirror. I have had to convert the handle bars on my mt. bike over to conventional upright style handle bars. This mirror positions secure and out the way on the left side of the handle bars. It is easy to adjust to view traffic approaching on my left. I have bumped into it a few times and it just repositions itself, needing only to make an easy adjustment for viewing.
Good value for the money.

Watched the wanna-be Nascar truckers approach from the rear and was able to easily adjust; didn't get bumped over the railing of the overpass into the traffic on the Interstate below. Uneven pavement, cracks, rocks, all sorts of vibration didn't move the mirror out of adjustment! What more can I ask for? The design of the Mountain Mirrycle is great! Fits into the handle of my hybrid Schwinn perfectly. Each element is able to be adjusted for a perfect view of impending rear-end disaster. This is a very high-quality mirror, well-designed and engineered in every respect. And the instructions are well-written and illustrated. You will not have a speck of trouble installing. The cautionary note about the tight fit of cap screws is 'right-on'; and even though a small hex wrench is included in the parts bag, I would suggest substituting a longer 3.0-size hex key, maybe a 'T' handle style, which will offer you stronger leverage. You won't be disappointed in this mirror. It's one of those perfect products that the manufacturer will inevitably stop making and will no longer be available; glad I bought two!

This was super easy to install and is very easy to glance at while riding, once I got it adjusted correctly. Very good product.

Works great and doesn't interfere with the handlebar grip feel. One observation however is that the image in the mirror is smaller than the real image. I've seen cars that look like they are still about a block away only to have them pass within a couple of seconds. It's just a matter of getting used to.