Hafny Bar End Rearview Bicycle Mirror

Janice M.: Great mirrors for my e bike, I love they collapse when bumped.

United States on Sep 04, 2023

Will: The mirrors installed quickly and stay where they are placed. The trick is to not overtighten them since all the materials are plastic and could crumble if you get too carried away with tightening. IMO they should have used aluminum for the mirror ball joint, and for the expanding section that gets inserted into the bar ends. I could easily see the mirror snapping off the ball joint if it is tightened too much and you attempt to move it. And I could see the expanding portion also dissintegrating if you tighten too much. That is why I docked it one star. Hopefully they last. I bought two, and they magnified the reflected image slightly differently from each other. I would have preffered to score it 3.5 stars. But I rated 4 because they are working well. They're slightly smaller than I would have liked, and the image quality is pretty good.

United States on Feb 10, 2023

Dave: This is a great bicycle mirror. The arm extends it above your hand, and you can see past your arm beside behind you perfectly.

Canada on Sep 22, 2022

GigiCheee: This makes me feel so much safer biking on streets. I like to listen to podcasts while biking and even though I have the "hear through" setting on my earbuds turned on (to hear traffic around me) this is great for giving a visual. The mirror is very clear and pretty sturdy but I do find I have to adjust it every now and then (I live in a very bumpy city). It's really a fantastic mirror and helps me feel safe on the road.

It was easy to install. They provide an Allen key. It doesn't jut out too far but I do wish there could be a way to fold it in, without having to use the allen key which would change the entire position of the mirror.

Canada on Aug 04, 2022

Doug Garson: Easy to install and once you get it adjusted correctly stays in place with little vibration and gives you a good view of what's behind you. However I found it tricky to adjust the grub screw just right so the ball doesn't pop out of the socket when trying to adjust making it difficult to swing it out of the way when storing the bike.

Canada on Jul 09, 2022

Stewart: Easy to install. Allen keys included. Price has almost doubled since I bought this mirror last month. Would not buy at present price.

Canada on Jul 17, 2021

Roland C Myers: To begin, the reviews for this product seem to be for any one of three different versions of it. I got the one with the blue anti-glare glass mirror. I would have preferred the non-tinted glass mirror but the descriptions on Amazon were inconsistent and I couldn't be sure that the other choices weren't the stainless steel mirror instead, which I don't prefer.
This fits very well in the 1" (25.4 mm) OD straight handlebars on my Trek FX1. I had to cut out the end web of the had grip to get to the ID of the tube, but beyond that it was easy and secure to install. The extension arm is tall enough to raise the mirror above my wrist so that my arm doesn't block the view, but not too tall to make it unsteady. The mirror fits in a ball and socket joint and locks in place with a set screw that puts pressure on the sleeve around the socket. It is secure against my shocks of my normal street and path rides and doesn't need constant adjustment. The set screw is in plastic threads, however, so be careful not to over tighten it.
The mirror is slightly convex by just the right amount to give a street-wide view of cars approaching from behind, but not an annoying fish eye distortion.
The...

United States on May 17, 2021

Catherine L Lahaie: Ordered 2 of these and one is missing the set screw and the 2 tools.

Canada on Feb 19, 2021

Reads For Fun: This is the first time I've used bike mirrors. I will never bike again without them. It adds an extra level of safety when riding on the street, and it's great to see where the other bikers are behind me. I have one on each side and absolutely love that, but really only one is probably necessary.

Pros:
- They are foldable, so I don't have to worry about them breaking when leaning my bike against a wall.
- Easy, easy, easy to adjust.
- Seem very sturdy so far and don't lose adjustment, even when riding on rough terrain.

Cons:
- I had a difficult time understanding how to install them at first. Didn't realize that I needed to cut the ends of the rubber grips on my handlebars. It seems so obvious now, but that wasn't mentioned anywhere so I was worried about cutting them at first. Once you cut, you can't go back.

If I ever need new mirrors, I will look for these again. Definitely recommend!

United States on Jul 15, 2020

rd cook: I bought one of these mirrors for my bicycle on Friday, and it was delivered on Sunday. And it mounts as easy as they said it would, and it works either in the below or above the handlebar option. It is plenty large enough to see vehicles behind you, and you don't have to try to judge how close the vehicle is to you like you do with a Convex mirror. I bought a pair of Convex mirrors last week and then spent the better part of an hour figuring out how to put them on. [they came back off when I mounted these and I will give them away].
This mirror took less than 5 minutes to install, and it works so well that I bought a second mirror for the right side of my bike. Seeing clearly down the road behind you is of paramount importance if you ride your bike on the street with cars and trucks. [I also use two red blinker lights to be easier for traffic to see me], but having good rearward vision is a big bonus.
With good mirrors, it helps that I don't always have to turn around to look behind me to see if there are oncoming vehicles catching up to me.
The mounts that are already on these mirrors, that you connect these mirrors with, puts them on the outside of where your arm or...

United States on Jun 08, 2020