Vive Rear-View Side Mirror - Designed for Scooters, Bikes, Motor Vehicles, Bicycles, Handlebars - Clamp On Scratch Resistant Glass - 360 Rotatable, Adjustable, Universal Fit, Wide Angle Safety Support

I used the mirror for my scooter and it works perfect. Just exactly as pictured and very prompt and timely.

Good price, good field of view on the mirror, but the mounting system doesn't hold...mirror wobbles on a ride and needs continual repositioning...

Most scooter handle bars are smaller than the Vive which have a larger circumference and it was almost impossible to find a mirror clamp that would fit. This one is great and provdes a good view of what is behind the driver!

The products worked just fine. But the installation was a real challenge. There were no directions that covered it how to put them together. My daughter finally figured out on her own how to put them together. I do not recommend them unless you are mechanically at the expert level.

The best function for these mirrors is the flexibility placement. You can move them around to be able to see behind you. And you can move them in easily when you're folding the scooter up. The mirror is curved so people seem much farther away, and I don't like that. But the overall effect is good.

Mirror did not stay positioned while riding my bike. It kept falling a little lower with every little crack in the road. And it eventually fell off in my hand while I was adjusting it. And I only used it 4 or 5 minutes. To top it off, to get it refunded I'd have to take it to have it shipped back. It's not worth the time to drive it over there and stand in line to return it. Buyer beware as I did buy 2 at same timeand the other is still holding up . But I'm still on the first day with it. Lol

Easy to install, and works well. Flexibility allows easy adjustment.

Mounting this mirror to a larger cylindrical surface such as a bicycle handlebar is quite the exercise in frustration. The mounting bolt turns one direction into the first retainer and the other direction into the opposite retainer. Both retainers will fall out easily during the process, and finding the exact spot to successfully seat the mounting bolt will drive you bananas. That is only if you have to undo the mounting mechanism that wide; if you need to mount it to the edge of something thin, then you'll be fine, but that is not the way it's being advertised. I have mounted many mirrors to many handlebars, and this one is the most maddening by several orders of magnitude.

The biggest benefit is that it has the only clamp attachment wide enough to fit my 2 wheel electric scooter. There is no room on the handle bar to add a mirror, so it attached to the large steering post solidly. The downside is that I cannot see cars coming up from behind in the small mirror that are more than approximately 50 feet away. It is great for trail or sidewalk riding, for which it was probably designed.