Brand Mirrycle Model MI0001 Details Lowest Price ($8.75)

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Mirrycle MTB Bar End Mountain Bicycle Mirror
Mirrycle MTB Bar End Mountain Bicycle Mirror – Features
Mounts onto bar end, installation wrench included Wide view convex mirror pivots to any viewing angle
Three-inch round, handlebar mounted rearview mirror for bicycles
Wide view convex mirror pivots to any viewing angle
Mounts onto bar end of handle bar
Fits inside handlebars with 13.75 to 22.5 inside diameters

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Mirrycle MTB Bar End Mountain Bicycle Mirror – Reviews

I found this mirror extreemly well engineered with excellent instructions for the do it yourselfer. The vibration is minimal and the visibility of the road behind you is excellent. The only tool required to assemble and install the mirror is an allen key which is included in the package. I have a Giant Cypress bike which required getting out a box cutter to cut out the end of the hand grip. After removing that, I found another plug which requred some cutting and then pushing into the handle bar to make room for the mirror mount. From that point on, the installation went very smoothly. The one concern I had while assembling the mirror was that the screws seemed to be crossthreading into the brass inserts of each mating part. If I had read the istructions a little more thoroughly, I would have seen that this was to be expected. It was in bold type but I glossed over it. The brass inserts are designed to grip the screw tightly to prevent the screw from backing out due to road vibration.
Lost in SD

This is a great mirror. Just as others have said, very solid with very little shake. No problem seeing what’s coming. I had two concerns before buying it. First, I was worried it’d be too concave and distorted. It isn’t. It’s perfect and images are perfectly clear. Second concern, I was worried that it wouldn’t reach out far enough to see around my shoulder on my narrow BikeE recumbent handlebars. Again, no problem. I can easily see around, yet it doesn’t stick out too far where it’d hit stuff while trail riding. It was tough enough to take a fall, but I’m sure if it lands just right, (or wrong) where it can’t swing out of the way, it’ll probably break. Simple solution though. Don’t let your bike fall over. Also, assembly is no problem. If you’re smart enough to shift gears, you can put it together.

Douglas von Roeder

I used to do a lot of bicycle touring. One might say in a prior life (before kids). On that old Trek I had a Mirrycle mirror that mounted to my hand brake. I logged hundreds of miles on that bike over many years, and the mirror was great and never gave me an ounce of trouble. I rode in the back country, in the city and across states, and it helped me stay safe every bit of the way. The mirror was an irreplaceable part of the bike, as far as I was concerned.

Fast forward 15 years or so. I bought hybrid bikes with straight handle bars for the wife and I. I had forgotten all about my trusty Mirrycle mirror from the prior life. I searched local stores and could not find something that seemed right. I searched on Amazon and ended up trying the Sunlite Deluxe Bicycle Mirror with White Reflector. Good price with decent reviews. I pulled the trigger and tried it (x 4; me, wife, 2 kids). Good quality mirror and great price, but for the straight handle bars on our bikes, they did not provide
waltraud s. minickiello

This a terrific bike mirror, especially in “View” of the mirror extension. It assembles and installs quite easily (Good instructions too). I have two and wouldn’t buy any other.

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