CNC Machined Billet Aluminium Bar End Mirrors with Blanking Plugs

These handlebar end mirrors are designed to clamp onto your existing bar ends, or be inserted into 22mm (7/8") handlebars themselves. They come with a variety of spacers and are very easy to fit, and well made.

The mirror block off plugs are used to cover the unsightly holes that are left when changing from handlebar mounted mirrors to bar end mirrors.

These plugs are threaded and have a knurled edge which makes installation quick and easy.

They are specifically designed for YAMAHA applications that have a right side reverse thread mirror mounting hole.

As a result, they’re ideal for cafe racers, streetfighters, naked project motorbikes and so on...

Specification: 

• Mirror housing, mirror stem & bar ends are made from high quality 6061 grade billet aluminium
• CNC machined
• Designed to fit 13mm & 20mm internal diameter handlebars
• Colour: anodised black with blue tinted glass mirrors
• All fitting hardware included
• Sold as a pair
• For measurements, please refer to our advert photos
• For Renthal handlebar fitment, you must first remove the outer expanding bar insert sleeves

N.B. These are a universal fitment set of mirrors. If you are not clamping them to your existing handlebar ends, please confirm that you have hollow handlebars on your bike before purchasing.

Also, these mirrors are not to be confused with the cheaper ones you'll find elsewhere online. Those cheaper mirrors are nowhere near as well made, hence why ours are a higher price.

Please also note the blanking plugs are not suitable for BMWs.

Our mirrors come with 2 x internal sleeves per side, one larger than the other. If the larger sleeves won’t allow our mirrors to fit in your hollow handlebars, please remove them and only use the smaller sleeves when screwing in the chamfered expander nut.

Please be aware that the mirror heads will be very stiff to adjust at first. We have them deliberately engineered this way so that they do not come loose at speed. Please use WD40 and use some force when adjusting them for the first time.