D and D OberlaudaOrtlieb UltraLight Bike Mirror(Return to Product Page)

The ability to mount this mirror under the handlebar grip and out of my field of vision is huge. Plus, the convex mirror surface provides a wider picture of what is behind you. Good product. I bought a spare one, too!

This mirror installs fairly easily, though I think most of us cyclists would prefer an allen screw head vs. the tiny flat head screw it comes with. Once installed, it works okay, enabling me to see approaching cars IF there's enough sunlight and/or the driver has their headlights on.

Finally, it's not *exactly* stylish in it's installed appearance. I hesitate to call it dorky, but it does trend in that direction.

This mirror offers a LARGE picture at a glance of traffic coming up from behind. Mounted halfway down to the bottom of the drops it is there at just a glance and can be "adjusted" by just nudginng it with the side of your hand while still holding the hoods. Very light weight. Suggest adding a bit of inner tube rubber if you want to cushion your bar tape from the mounting clamp.

Works well, easy to install. Note that it's designed for the left side handlebar. Would buy a right-side one as well if it was available.

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I use it on my recumbent. I use one on the right and one for the left. The wide angle is extremely helpful on turns....

Best Mirror I have ever used. It has a very wide field of view. I could never get used to a helmet mirror and I feel blind without a mirror so this is a great solution. I have a road bike and I don�t find it to be a problem to use. It attaches with Zip straps. I can�t imagine riding without it.

I got tired of the cheap, too little mirrors that always needed adjusting or too easily broke. This one solves those problems. Has good visibility from different angles. Not quite perfect because it's mounted on the handle bar and thus there is a little bit of incovenience reaching around it on a road bike. But balanced out by always being in position and being able to be knocked around.

I use this mirror on my two wheel recumbent. It allows me to see if anyone is coming up behind me. My handle bars are a little skinny so I had to add a rubber bushing to get it to tighten down. I would never ride without this mirror.

over all i thought the mirror be bigger in with

I use this on my Bacchetta Basso 3.0. It is a great mirror. I can now see behind me like I never could with any other mirror. It is a sturdy mirror that is easy to mount and adjust. I highly recommend this mirror.

It's a decent mirror but I have a burning desire to cut the shaft in the middle and add a couple of shaft couplings and a piece of shaft to extend the length. I have it on drop-down bars and half the view is obscured by my arm. If a longer shaft can be supplied, I would buy another one from you.

I love this mirror, the best on the market for drop handlebars. I wish it came with a longer stem and a larger mirror size. The shape of the mirror is genius.

Maybe it is because I am tall and quite a distance from the mirror but it's size limits it's usefulness. Who knows there may not be a perfect solution on a bike.

I have bar end shifters so can't try a bar end mirror.

attaches easy, good visibility, I mount it vertically, wide end up but you have options

I've tried a lot of mirrors and this one is the best. It has a large viewing range and it's lightweight. Not much more to say. It works.

Tried a couple of different mirrors. One gave me a perfect view of my reciprocating knee. The other made me dizzy the way it jumped around. This mirror Perfection! It's just like looking in my car's side view mirror. And it stays in place. I haven't been over rough terrain, so I can't comment about that.

I believe in bike mirrors but I do not like the helmet or glasses mounted type. This mirror works great, it is adjustable, it is clear and easy to see traffic and just is what a good mirror should be.

[...] This mirror does shake a litte, but they all do, and it is very light. Objects are closer than they appear, but the wide field of view is very helpful. I still use a helmet mirror to see what is really close, but this mirror warns me of arriving rear traffic long before I detect it in my helmet mirror. You can't have too many mirrors if you ride in traffic!

I use this mirror on all my road bikes because it provides a great view of the road behind. It mounts easily even on drop bars, adjusts well, and provides a large clear image. It's also reasonably durable. Many of my fellow riders ordered one when they saw how well mine worked.

Best mirror I've ever had, great view.