Black Motorcycle Side Rear View Mirrors with Turn Signal for Sport Bike Honda CBR600RR 2003-2011 CBR1000RR 2004-2007(Smooth Black+Smoke Lens)

These mirrors are great you do have to kinda preset them before install.i installed tried to set but it was difficult.they look fantastic but the could have recessed the wire further back where it mounts.i will purchase these again the lights are bright even in daylight and are super easy to install. Bolted right up to my 2000 gsxr750.

** My original reply is still true, HOWEVER, I did not know that you can buy bolts on Amazon that are pre drilled all the way through. I've ordered those and it will make these work perfectly.**So these fell short of the full five stars because the power wire comes out of the assembly ABOVE the mounting point instead of down through the body and the bottom of the mounting bracket. This forces you to either drill a small hole to run your wires through, or run the wires through the bracket and down beside one of the mounting bolts to finish connecting. Makes for a sketch install. If the bracket ever loosens it could cause the bolt to get into the wire and short it out, blowing a fuse and causing the rider to have no signals.Form, fit, and function are all above board. The look great on my 636 and work well. I would consider buying again, but hopefully Gen 2 goes back to the drawing board on the wire routing.

PROS:They provide a clean aesthetic for your bike and perform decently. The build doesn't necessarily look or feel like cheap quality.CONS:They may not be bright enough for day time. I ride in southern AZ and as close as I am, I can barely see them flashing. The front lights have smoked housings so that also doesn't help. If you live in a sunny area, consider looking for more potent alternatives. Since the lights are not bright enough, I will probably use these along flush mounts.Installation, although elaborate, was easy. They do not come with connectors since they are universal, so you may have to cut, strip, connect, and even solder some wires, as I did. However, this was not a problem for me as I decided to drill through the base of the mirrors and my fairing to hide the wire anyway.OTHER NOTES:I don't know why, but I expected these to only turn on when I switched the signal. Most bikes's forward turning signals remain on as side lights, so connecting those wires will obviously have your mirrors working as continuous side lights. This is not necessarily a con as it's kind of a given.

Easy to be install . Fit my 2001 cbr 929rr perfectly! They do like to move around a bit at higher speeds or if I set my helmet on them at a stop but no biggie just adjust quick and go. I like the signal on the mirror it helps me remember to turn my signal off at times. Would buy again

Pros:- Looks nice and felt the fit and finish was good.- Stems are the right length for the mirrors to be functional.- Bright lights.Cons:- No instructions or labelling on the direction of installation. Got it wrong 3 times before getting it right and in the process scratching some black paint off.- Right mirror has noise due to vibrations while riding, no idea how to fix it. No screws on back side to open up the mirror assembly and tighten up things :(- Mirror is a little stiff and not a lot of room for adjustments.Conclusion: For the price I was expecting much more, hence the 3 stars. The noise on the right mirror is bothering me a bit during riding, will have to figure out some solution to it.

Mirrors are not flexible. The slightest bump and it snapped off. Cheaply made.

They mounted up great and not only stylistically look good they also function really well given the length and angle. Haven't hooked up the turn lights yet, so no comment to those yet

These mirrors are exactly what they describe. They illuminate with LEDs, but they're not very bright on a sunny day. At night, they're great. The wire is slim which makes the install easier. The hardware that comes to mount them is really cheap, but if you use a combination of the old bolts, washers and nuts on your factory mirrors and the inclucded ones, they work out fine. The mirrors come with a plastic gasket like piece of trim. I used this as a relief for the wires. I put it between the fairings and the base of the mirrors, then I cut out a valley for the wire to go under the base where I drilled a small hole for the wire to go under the mirrors. I advise leaving some wire slack outside if you intend to fold in your mirrors. Someone commented about the visibility issues, I have none. You just need to aim them well enough. I have the aim set to work for both upright riding and tucked riding on the freeway. They stick out further than my factory CBR mirrors, so that is a pro and a con. I can see better around my body, but filtering in traffic gets to be a little tougher. Oh, and they haven't shifted on me at speeds up to 125mph. If they moved for others here, they need to tighten their bolts. Overall, I'm happy with my purchase and if I drop my bike, I'd likely buy this set of mirrors again.

Had a problem with my first order and the seller helped me out by sending another pair! Would recommend for sure!