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

2005 Honda CBR600 F4IGot 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.

love these mirror good style. can't see but didn't really expect much considering sizebuy em they're sick

Does not fit a 2007 Yamaha R6. The holes are off.

These mirrors seem to fit and function exactly as intended. On the other hand, they seem to be a little bit loose even after I tighten them down onto the center bolt that keeps them from spinning. I think that’s my only complaint about them. Otherwise, the angle could be a little bit better so I don’t have to adjust them at crazy angles to be able to see them, but on the contrary, I don’t really think my bike was ever intended to run these mirrors that could be my fault. It seems to be a decent product for the amount I paid.

Easy installation, studs make it easy to line up and tighten the other screws. They look like pretty good material and quality. Easy adjustments and overall make the bike look better in my opinion. Will be buying for my cbr definitely.

If you’re looking for full visibility, not the mirror to go with. You will not be able to see through this mirrors as well as you would with your OEM. The way they advertise this is kind of misleading.With that being said, these mirrors work for me! However, I cannot recommend this for beginners. You could adjust it to where you still could see if you lift your hand out of the way but you most definitely need to turn and look over your shoulder (as you should). It comes with rubber bushings so that was great for the vibrations. Quality wise, its great for the price.These mirrors are more for aesthetics than it is function.

The mirrors look cool aesthetically pleasing so if you're into that then they're amazing however they are extremely small and have a very narrow field of view. They hold their position well and don't move around at all even in intense wind. Their solid metal construction feels nice and premium for the cost however I can't get across the narrow view. I found myself having to move my arm or removing my hand from the handlebar altogether just to see if there was a car behind me.TLDR: If you like the looks, you better be comfortable with looking over your shoulder over using your mirrors. I suggest bar end mirrors instead.

On some bikes mirrors don't work,but works great as a wing