Enhance the look of your motorcycle while maintaining good rear visibility
Motorcycle mirrors are functional safety components, but they also greatly influence the appearance of the front and cockpit. With a different set of mirrors, you can make the bike look wider, more compact, sportier, or more minimalist. In this collection, you’ll find various types of motorcycle mirrors, including bar-end mirrors, handlebar mirrors, fairing mirrors, folding mirrors, and versions with integrated lighting.
The range includes motorcycle mirrors from CNC Racing, Evotech Performance, Highsider, and Lightech. Depending on the product, mirrors are supplied individually or as complete left and right sets. Always check carefully what is included with the chosen version and whether additional adapters or handlebar end weights are required.
Besides complete mirrors, various mounting materials and adapters may be available. These are important because the inner diameter of a handlebar, the thread of an original mirror mount, and the construction of the handlebar end can vary by motorcycle brand and model.
Bar-end mirrors are mounted at the ends of the handlebars. By removing the original mirrors from the handlebar clamp or fairing, you create a clean and sporty cockpit. The wider position at the handlebar ends can also help reduce the view of your own arms and shoulders.
Many bar-end mirrors can be mounted both above and below the handlebar. A low mount offers a minimalist look, but the available viewing angle and space around the tank must be carefully checked. Some versions are foldable, which can be practical when parking in a narrow garage or maneuvering through tight spaces.
In addition to bar-end mirrors, you’ll find more traditionally placed motorcycle mirrors and sporty versions for mounting on the fairing or original mirror position. These are a good choice when you want to keep the standard placement but seek higher-quality materials, a more compact shape, or a more eye-catching design.
Certain mirrors combine the mirror housing with integrated LED turn signals or position lights. This allows multiple functions to be combined in one sleek component. Always check the electrical connection, required resistors or relays, and applicable mounting and approval requirements for such versions.
Don’t choose a motorcycle mirror based solely on appearance. Also check the left or right side, type of mounting, required adapter, available adjustment options, and space around levers, handguards, and other handlebar accessories.
Not every universally labeled mirror fits every handlebar without additional parts. Also, compact race or design mirrors are not automatically approved for road use. Therefore, check the product information for dimensions, certifications, and model-specific suitability before ordering.
