Bell Smartview 300 Wide Angle Bike Mirror

takes longer to get it out of the packaging then to attach it to the bike!! ha ha. the mirror stays where you set it - even going over bumps and turns. I feel so much safer on my bike being able to see behind me without having to turn around in my seat. Easy to attach, stays where you set it - what more could you want? buy this one for $8 vs a $20 mirror - good value!

At first I was not too sure what to expect of the mirror because my original Bell mirror (which I was very happy with) had broken and this was the replacement with a new design. To my delight this new mirror is better than the old one. This mirror attaches just as easy as my old mirror did. The field of vision is better than my last one and although it can't be locked in place, it stays in the position it is put without a problem.....and it won't break off (as my old one did) when it hits something hard. I'm very pleased with the product.

The mirror is slightly convex so you get a wide angle view of what's behind you. It attaches to the end of your handlebar with a Velcro strap. Installation and removal are dead simple. The Velcro attachment is quite secure. The mirror doesn't vibrate when riding. It's as easy to adjust the viewing angle as a rear view mirror in a car. For $8 it's the best deal I found.

These mirrors install and adjust easily, and provide an excellent rear view of approaching traffic. I feel much safer.

dont home without this , because this type handlebars mirrors mount on an off . store them some place safe sack or backpack. now you're are now on very good start . mount on the reflection mirror to keep a eye diabolical drivers stalkers.

This mirror gives a nice view of traffic coming up behind you either on the bike trails or on the road. We have touring bikes with molded handles. The mirror fits nicely on the handle with no wobble or vibration.

This is a wonderful little safety item. The only drawback is it's vulnerability. My first one lasted well over a year before being appropriated by someone who didn't want to pay for one. I chalk that up to the cost of living in the big city. The next two fell victim to an inherent mfg. flaw that causes them to snap off w/the slightest pressure. Just be careful when making your adjustments or it can literally snap off in your hand. Otherwise I am very pleased with this mirror as It is the only style that will work with the narrow width of mtn. Bike handlebars.

I was very surprised at the value for the money. I am a leisure rider and this is perfect.

I bought it just before the cold weather came in so haven't had a chance to try it yet but it looks much bigger than the one I have now so am looking forward to see how it goes....ill come back on here once I try it....

Skip it. I just can't make it work. Perhaps others have had better luck. Needs a couple of clamp options since handlebar grip is not doable for my bike. Could be an easy fix but for the price what can you expect.