Hafny Bar End Bike Mirror, HD, Blast-Resistant, Glass Mirror, HF-MR090, HF-M951-FR03, HF-M952-FR03 (Anti-glare Blue Glass, 62mm)
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Color: Anti-glare Blue Glass
Size: 62mm
Features
- OPTICAL PERFECTION - HD automotive grade glass like your car mirrors, shatter-proof function to keep you safe on the ride
- ADJUSTABLE VIEWING ANGLES - 180 adjustable lens to prevent crashes from the front & behind
- WIDE RANGE FITTING - Fits 14.8~23 mm inside diameter of the handlebar (OPEN ENDED GRIPS or CUT A HOLE). *****Doesn't work for Trek Isozone grips. *****
- UNIVERSAL DESIGN - Can be installed on both left & right, and top of the handlebar & below the handlebar
- MADE IN TAIWAN - Patented, Passed EU REACH test (Chemical Test) to ensure it is safe to use the products
Auto Part Position: Left, Right
Brand: Hafny
Color: Anti-glare Blue Glass
Mounting Type: Handlebar Mount
Special Feature: Shockproof, Adjustable
Size: 62mm
Shape: Round
Manufacturer: Hafny
Lens Curvature Description: Convex
Auto Part Position: Left, Right
Brand: Hafny
Color: Anti-glare Blue Glass
Mounting Type: Handlebar Mount
Special Feature: Shockproof, Adjustable
Size: 62mm
Shape: Round
Manufacturer: Hafny
Lens Curvature Description: Convex
Item Weight: 3.52 ounces
Package Dimensions: 4.29 x 3.23 x 1.22 inches
Item model number: HF-MR090S
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: No
Manufacturer Part Number: HF-M951B-FR03
Special Features: Shockproof, Adjustable
Date First Available: May 18, 2018
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Color: Silver Glass
Size: 62mm
I fitted this mirror to my 2020 Trek Verve 2 Disc Hybrid bike about three weeks prior to this review. I had no issues with fitment to my bike. It was easy to install and adjust. The clarity of the glass mirror is excellent and I am pleased with quality of the rest of the hardware as well. My field of vision is excellent and once adjusted, the mirror remains solidly in place. I was so pleased with my initial purchase that I purchased another one for my wife's bike. Cudos to Corrine from Bark Equipment who provided me with the best customer service that I have experienced thus far from an Amazon supplier. Corrine was extremely responsive in rectifying a minor issue that I had with my mirror and reminded me that the their product has a one year warranty and to reach out to them if need be. I highly recommend purchasing the Hafny Bar End Bike Mirror, HD, Blast-Resistant, Glass Mirror, HF- MR090S (Automotive Grade Glass) as it is a quality product from a quality company.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 25, 2019 by richsp51
Although I understand the argument against having a mirror on your bike (they are no substitute for looking over your shoulder), I really like having a left side mirror to keep an eye on what's behind me (I still look before I actually turn or move to the left). I've used one for decades. In fact, I'm so accustomed to a mirror that I often find myself glancing to my left hand when I'm walking, expecting a mirror to be there. For decades, I used one of those mirrors that attach to your handlebars with Velcro. Many cyclists don't like these because you have to constantly adjust the mirror with your hand. I understand that, but the few times I tried mirrors that attach more firmly, they also moved, but I couldn't instantly adjust them. I went with the Velcro because it allowed easy adjustments while riding. When some clown knocked over my bike and broke my Velcro mirror, I expected just to buy another one. But I was dissuaded by reviews that said the quality of those mirrors has declined. I therefore decided to give this Hafny bar end mirror a try. Wow, is this Hafny mirror ever great! It was really easy to install--like a minute--and holds firmly. I ride over pretty rough roads, and the mirror hasn't moved. Yet, the ball joint on which the mirror part attaches is easy to adjust by hand if I need to. This is also the joint that allows the mirror to be folded in, which helps when walking the bike through narrow doors. And the rearview is almost as close to excellent as you can get. I say "almost" because I'm used to an oval mirror with a bit wider rearview. I think I would still prefer the wider rearview, but this may just be habit speaking. The rearview from this mirror is wide enough. Since I got the slightly larger round mirror, I can't comment about the smaller one, but I'm glad I bought the larger one. Meanwhile, the rearview is super clear. There's no distortion or funny stuff. I know what's behind me, and about how close it is. The optics are really good. Since I haven't tried the stainless steel model, I can't comment on it, but I'm glad that I bought the glass version. I did buy the plain glass instead of the anti-glare blued glass. Because I haven't tried the blued glass, I can't comment on it. However, I reasoned that it's really rare when light from the mirror bothers me (invariably only at sunset when the sun is behind me), and as long as I can quickly move the mirror by hand at those times, which I can, the blued glass isn't necessary. So far, this has been my experience, but I can't imagine that having the anti-glare blued glass would hurt. Also, while I'm far from a gram counter, this mirror is surprisingly light. It's unobtrusive too. My old Velcro mirrors weren't heavy monsters, but this Hafny is notable for the weight and bulk it doesn't add, despite performing its function superbly. Now, from surfing, I'm aware that there are competitors that make similar mirrors. Some of them may be as good, I don't know, but I can't imagine any of them being better. I post very few reviews on Amazon (I hate to provide free labor for billionaires) but I'm making an exception because it's unusual for me to be as happy with a purchase as I am with this mirror. Right after it arrived, I attached it and rode through crazy Latin American urban traffic, only to realize that I had to post a positive review. It's that good.
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Reviewed in the United States on February 13, 2023 by Amazon Customer
Color: Silver Glass
Size: 62mm
This is a very good mirror for a bike. Pros: Easy to install and adjust to your viewing. - Do not see my arm in mirror :) Very solid. No vibration at all when riding even over bumps or riding on non paved surfaces (I had to use the adapter because of bigger handlebar openings, so this may have helped dampen any vibration) Crystal clear - not like a previous metal "mirror" I had. Con: Only 1 and it is the reason for the 4* - it is a convex mirror. Makes things look smaller and further away than they are. In this day and age of Tesla's, you don't hear the car coming as there is no engine noise and thinking it's further back than it is can lead to trouble. I will see if I can find or have cut, a normal mirror and replace the convex one. Otherwise this is a fabulous bike mirror.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 7, 2020 by Amazon Customer
This works great, is clear, and is very stable. I've tried other kinds of mirrors but this beats them all. Easy to install and has a very well made quality to it. I feel much safer on the road with this.
Reviewed in the United States on February 15, 2025 by Pat C.
Color: Anti-glare Blue Glass
Size: 62mm
Ive been using a sprintech drop bar mirror which is considerably smaller then this hafny on my first road bike for about a year now (and it's worked great, with no complaints). So i got a new / second road bike and decided to try out the larger Hafny bar end mirror and its worked out better than expected. I would really prefer no mirror but I live on mountainous roads which are narrow, hilly, and twisty, so looking back is not always the best option I love that you can adjust and then tighten with allen key to hold position. I leave mine slightly loose to allow for adjustments and bumps on objects when off my bike. even though this is larger view mirror, its not too large. My knees never come close to hitting the mirror at any turn radius on my bike. the larger mirror makes it It easier to view cars from behind than the smaller spintech on my other road bike. With that said I still find myself adjusting angles here and there as my posture changes on longer rides. Mine came with a tinted blue lense which I was not aware of when i placed order and thats important to note. I have noticed that the combination of tint and sunglasses makes it harder to view cars, even in bright sunlight. If its overcasty or getting dark you will lose view far quicker than with an untinted lense. I would still buy the blue tinted lense over the non tinted only because it looks pretty and matches the blue accents of my bike. In the winter time when the days shorter and less sunlight I switch over to mountain biking.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 20, 2018 by R S H R S H