WITTKOP Bike mirror | Large HD field of vision | 360° rotatable & foldable | Mounting above & below | Break-proof & durable | ebike accessories, bike mirror handlebar mount, bicycle mirrors
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Set name: Left
Features
- CRYSTAL-CLEAR PERSPECTIVE: Exclusive convex real glass mirror for an exceptionally large HD field of vision.
- 360 FREEDOM OF ADJUSTMENT: Customised settings thanks to full rotation and tilting options.
- ROBUST CONSTRUCTION: Over 20% reinforced materials for extreme durability and break resistance.
- FAST & EASY MOUNTING: Attachment to the handlebars with the supplied screw - for immediate riding pleasure.
- GERMAN ENGINEERING: Developed by Wittkop, Germany's oldest saddle manufacturer since 1898, for proven reliability. Ideal for combining with Wittkop bicycle grips.
Auto Part Position: Left
Material: Glass
Brand: Wittkop
Vehicle Service Type: Bicycle
Color: Black
Mounting Type: Handlebar Mount
Included Components: Bike Mirorr inclusive Mounting Setup
Special Feature: Foldable
Item Weight: 168 Grams
Fit Type: Universal Fit
Auto Part Position: Left
Compatible with Vehicle Type: Bicycle
Mounting Type: Handlebar Mount
Other Special Features of the Product: Foldable
Fit Type: Universal Fit
Operation Mode: Manual
Lens Curvature Description: Convex
Item Weight: 168 Grams
Size: Left
Color: Black
Shape: Round
Brand Name: Wittkop
Included Components: Bike Mirorr inclusive Mounting Setup
Manufacturer Part Number: 89010030
Global Trade Identification Number: 00
Manufacturer: Wittkop
Item Type Name: Bike Mirror
Manufacturer Warranty Description: 1 Year
Material Type: Glass
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Set name: Left
A little on the small side but it gets the job done, nicely. It sticks out far enough to see behind me and also doesn't stick out too far, to get knocked around. Installation was quick and easy and the shape looks pretty cool. Excellent value for the price.
Reviewed in the United States on February 28, 2026 by Eric Kanowitz
Set name: Left
Easy to install, multiple configurations and easy to adjust. The materials are rugged and not cheap. I have been a cyclist for many years and have had several mirrors break or droop while riding. This is my second purchase of the exact same mirror. I highly recommend to anyone needing a bicycle mirror.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 15, 2026 by Dave Caprai
A bit difficult to install but overall not a bad choice for a less expensive set of side views for a mountain bike (etc.) - aesthetically not the coolest, functionally, however, very nice - each has a pivoting ball bearing where the mirror connects with the arm making for very easy adjustment while riding. I probably should have found a set that had a bit longer of an arm as I bought it for an e-bike and I already have enough stuff attached to the handlebars (grip, shifter, throttle, brake attachment on the right and on the left grip, light/horn switch, brake attachment, turn signal controls and phone mount attachment), but for a regular mountain bike or even a road bike or cruiser/comfort etc. bicycle these would suit well. Mirrors themselves aren't very big, but big enough.
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Reviewed in the United States on March 15, 2026 by Marcos
Set name: Left
I live in Silicon Valley, and the drivers here are awful. So in order to stay alive, you have to keep an eye out for traffic around you, and especially traffic that is approaching from behind you, as they might not see you when they come into the right hand turn lane. Having a mirror is critical, but most mirrors are crap. I mean really. They either have fixtures that make them difficult to position, or once in position they don't get out of the way when you want to store your bike, or they don't adjust easily when you want to look someplace new... This mirror I bought for my wife's e-bike and I knew I wanted something that you can glance down and see what is behind you but wouldn't stick up and affect your riding view. When I went to install this mirror, I thought I would need to send it back. Seems the collar just wouldn't fit where I wanted to place it, but I went ahead and moved the ebike controller 1/2" towards the stem and placed the mirror mount just adjacent to the handlebar grip. I then moved it down so that the mirror was under the handlebar, and lo and behold, it positioned perfectly to provide a good view of the traffic behind you without being bothersome and in the way of anything else. Better yet, when you are done riding, the mirror can pivot in and reduce the clearance required to move the bike through doorways, etc. I am VERY pleased with this mirror... it seems like it is really well made and it is definitely well designed. If you are looking for a mirror that mounts to your handle bars and gives you tons of options for positioning for optimal visibility, this is so far the very best mirror I have found...
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Reviewed in the United States on August 2, 2025 by Woody the Woodworker
Set name: Left
While riding my bike I discovered it’s critical to have a mirror on my left! I bought this and I am very pleased with the function and design. I put it under the handle bars to give a clear view under my arm. The image is clear and just big enough to keep me out of harms way. Looks sturdy enough to last.
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Reviewed in the United States on January 25, 2026 by Mmachin55
Set name: Left
Its fine. Would be better if the arm could move a bit too. Had to move things around on my bike to get the mirror in the right spot. Image in the mirror is clear. Mirror is also pretty stable when riding too. Does not shake much, making images in mirror easier to see. Unfortunately I don't think it will fully replace my current mirror like I wanted. It would if the angle of it's arm were better or adjustable.
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Reviewed in the United States on March 17, 2026 by Joshua Lee Israel
Set name: Left
Works well and is easy to install.
Reviewed in the United States on March 23, 2026 by Bobby L.
Set name: Left
I like this mirror enough. Out of the package I was a little disappointed by the size of the mirror and length of the stem and the quality-feel of the connector-bit that latches onto my handlebars. However once I started using it I realized that those dislikes were valid, but manageable. If the stem was just 0.5-1 inch longer and if the mirror was just 5%-10% larger/longer then this would be perfect. But as it is, your arm blocks 50% of the mirror, which I bought this mirror specifically because it claimed to not have that problem. As for stability and sturdiness, even at speeds the mirror doesn't change position, which is good. Even on rainy days on bumpy roads the mirror position stays where I left it.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 18, 2026 by Marco A.