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Arrives
Jan 24 – Jan 26
Auto Part Position: Left, Right
Item dimensions L x W x H: 7.7 x 5.2 x 1.9 inches
Brand: Ultralight
Mounting Type: Handlebar Mount
Special Feature: Lightweight
Item Weight: 14.88 ounces
Operation Mode: Manual
Lens Curvature Description: Convex
Manufacturer Part Number: ultramirror
Brand: Ultralight
Additional Features: Lightweight
Lens Curvature Description: Convex
Operation Mode: Manual
Mounting Type: Handlebar Mount
Auto Part Position: Left, Right
Item Weight: 14.88 ounces
Item Dimensions: 7.7 x 5.2 x 1.9 inches
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Top Amazon Reviews
Pros: Ususally stays in place when parking my bike, yet easy to adjust when riding. Light yet still feels tough Gives a very good range of view Ease of installation Easier than expected to adjust to Cons: The securing screw mechinism could be designed better, but works well enough When installed under the handlebar I see my knee when riding, but in that position the mirror is rarely 'in the way'
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Reviewed in the United States on March 22, 2014 by C1
Well-built and good-quality materials, but this would work better without the pronounced wide angle, which is not necessary on a mirror this size (it's pretty big). You can't easily see anything that's more than about 30 yards behind you, because the wide-angle reflection makes distant objects very, very small. A car can close that gap in a second or two on a highway. The angle is so wide, half of the reflection is of my bike or my body, regardless of how I position the mirror. This mirror would be best for riding on low-speed urban streets, where cars come up on you fairly slowly.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 10, 2014 by MacDaddy
The mirror is the clearest I have ever seen for bikes and it has wide angle view. I mounted it on a Cervélo P3 with Di2 (I know, some of you will think I am crazy) and it works really well when I am using the handle bar. It is pretty light and easy to mount. The arm is made of plastic and feels pretty fragile, but only time will tell. You can rotate it 360º and mount it horizontally or vertically. The box says it weights 2 ounces (56.7 g). Update: After using it a couple of times in my TT bike, I decided to remove it. I can not see when riding on the aero bars.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 23, 2015 by Adrienne F Adrienne F
This mirror is attractively designed but cheaply constructed. Both the mirror surface and the body are made of a very light plastic which may be good for saving a few grams on your bike but also makes the mirror susceptible to chipping. I had to return the first mirror because it arrived with a chip on the mirror surface. The replacement had no chips but it did have a defect on the body which will eventually cause the coating to peel off. This mirror may be good for an occasional cruise around town but I can't possibly imagine this holding up under extensive touring or daily commuting. By comparison, I have a Mirrycle flat-bar mirror on my hybrid that has lasted over twelve years and thousands of miles. Unfortunately, their drop-bar mirror will not fit on my new road bike, so I'll have to continue my search for an effective and reliable bar-mounted road bike mirror.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 10, 2014 by William
I have been a long distance road cyclist for over 20 years and have tried a lot of mirrors ... This is by far the best. Easy to install and gives a great view of the road behind you. The rear view with this mirror is outstanding and what really sets it apart for other mirrors. On my LHT, I have a different German Mirror, all metal and real glass ... The best built mirror I have ever seen but the rear view although really steady can't compare ... It just a small spot. This all plastic mirror is very light but really works. The view has great vertical range that gives the view depth and a panoramic shape that gives the view great width. This mirror doesn't look very sturdy and I don't think it would survive if you drop your bike to ground on that side. But it is very light and I'll carry a spare for my next cross country ride ... This mirror is that good. Revised 9/6/2013 After about 6 months of use I have lowered rating from 5 star to 2 star. The wide view mirror gives a nice view of the road but makes it hard for my near sighted eyes to see fast approaching cars. I have had a few close calls because of this so have removed this mirror from my bike. The mirror also makes an annoying rattle on all but the smoothest roads.
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Reviewed in the United States on January 19, 2013 by VerusX
After installing bar ends on my Trek SX 7.3, I could no longer use the bar-mounted Mirrycle mirror that had served me well. I tried the best helmet mounted mirror on the market, but couldn't get comfortable. After extensive research on Amazon, I found this German-made mirror that mounts neatly and easily on my Bontrager bar ends. It has a huge field of view, thanks to slight convex shape, and adjusts more easily than any mirror that I have ever used. Also, once a good adjustment is found, it can be locked in, using a single tightening screw at the base. The little four-inch arm extends the mirror out far enough to see around the rider's legs. The thing even looks cool and aerodynamic, unlike those big cruiser mirrors that belong on a '56 Chevy. This mirror is so good that I'm buying a second one to keep as a spare. I don't ever want to ride without this item again.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 12, 2013 by Stephen C. Blagg
Would not align in a horizontal position on my drop handle bars. Would work best above or below straight handlebars as shown in the picture on the box....Other than that a great mirror. I returned mine. The swivel joint is most alienable when used with straight handle bars and I could not get it to align in a horizontal way on my drop handlebar. The mirror was VERY light, showed a very large area of viewing due to its curved surface, however as mentioned by others the optics for wide angle makes images small of course.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 24, 2015 by [email protected]
I've ridden several hundred miles over several months with this mirror and I've had absolutely zero issues. It's got a really flexible and easy-to-adjust mount, and so long as you install it over handlebar tape, the tape absorbs the shock and the mirror never budges, even over bumpy, pitted roads. Because the mirror straps onto a handlebar instead of screwing into it, if my bicycle ever falls (I don't have a kickstand), it just pushes the mirror away instead of snapping it off, unlike the last mirror I owned. So why four stars? The mirror itself could be larger or perhaps a uniform circular shape instead of this oblong rectangle thing, whatever you wanna call it. It gives you a great field of view, but objects in the thinner half are so tiny that you can't hardly see 'em. It's enough for me to get by, but just barely. No mirror is perfect, but I'd rather have a super-adjustable, maintenance-free mirror that's just a pinch too small, than one that's plenty large but requires constant fiddling. All said and done, I'd buy it again.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 30, 2016 by Kyle Davis