Racing Motorcycle Rear View Mirrors, 360° Rotating Stealth Mirrors Compatible with Honda CBR300R CBR500R CBR600RR CBR1000RR, Kawasaki Ninja 300 400 650, Suzuki GSXR 600 750, Yamaha, Ducati

Unless you want to spend hours modifying fairings and getting new bolts because the one supplied are too short, dont bother. These are also at an angle that makes the mirror useless when riding.

2005 Honda CBR600 F4I Got these for a deal. They look really good, are more functional than expected, and bolted on perfectly. The view space of the mirrors are roughly half the size of the OEM mirrors, meaning visibility is roughly half. That being said, I was expecting slim-to-no visibility, so this is not bad at all. My first ride was terrible, the wings were loose and I couldn't get them set right so I had no rear visibility. Later, I took them back off and tightened the 2 set screws (per mirror) so they hold better, one for the wing itself, the other at the base for pivoting - this made them much more sturdy and usable. Have not had any issues since. Would recommend, would buy again.

The product installs super easy. The mirrors are slotted on the bottom so that the bottom bolt can be a range from the top. It's not an exact fit, but does fit and looks nice! My only complaint is that while riding I have to move my arm to see behind me. Maybe I'm just too big a dude to be on this, but I wish they were a little longer so that I could see behind me easier.

I feel like other reviews were unclear so let me try: THESE ARE FOR LOOKS ONLY If you want to be able to safely ride a motorcycle and see behind you, DO NOT buy these, they do not perform their proper function. If you don’t ever use your mirrors because you don’t care about safety, these are for you. That being said, they look AMAZING and are actually great quality cast aluminum. Easy to install, too.

The mirror looks fine, but it’s completely unreliable on the road. Even at 50 mph, it folds inward due to wind pressure, making it useless while riding. I tried tightening the bolt multiple times — even to the point where I was worried about stripping it — but it still swings out of position. For something as important as rear visibility, this is a serious safety issue. Disappointed with the quality. Would not recommend.