Will the mount tighten up enough to fit around the mirror on a Vespa 150cc ... which is about half the size of a handle bar? There's no other place to mount it.
253212
nope it wont, even on the handle bar of my yamaha FZ1 fits a lil big, so i don't is going to work on something smaller
534200
No. It won't stay put. There are handlebar mounts designed specifically for bikes.
744473
I'm not 100% sure. It likely would as the mirror comes with two different sized "wedges" to use to fit into different size handlebars, then you just tighten the bolt to increase the wedge pressure to secure it inside the bar. I don't know what the end of your bar ends are like, usually there is either a cap that you can remove or the rubber grips on the bars might completely cover the end of the bar so you would have to cut off a bit of the rubber to be able to insert the mirror inside the bars.
1228717
It is designed to fit on large and small diameter handlebars. I have two bikes and it fits on both of them.
754693
We are stretching it now! If there was some person that could attach a 1" ball socket to a rear view mirror, this little guy would attach a wide angle mirror to an existing mirror on a truck or handlebars. I think they make the ball mount on a suction cup and again, if you have a mirror with a 1" socket, it would work.
2257411
NO. All Can Am's have a 2.0 inch roll bar. This mirror mount only fits up to 1.75 inch tubing.
1848560
I'm quite sure it will. I pt it on my wife's bicycle and she loves it. With the mounting clamp, it should fit almost any handlebar...........Merle
977869
Yeah. But it's not really bike specific it's handle bar specific. And if your handle bars are stock then they are most likely the skinny renthals with the crossbar. Either way if you buy these and you have the fatbars all you would have to do is get the oversized mount
966552
There are two sizes of mounts supplied. The larger one fits bars with an inside diameter of about 3/4 inch, or 19mm, and the other one is slightly smaller. Because the mounting rubber expands inside the bar to hold the mirror, it can be shimmed, with something like the rubber from an old inner tube, to fit even larger bars.
720982
It will work if your bar ends clamp onto the handlebar. As long as you can insert the mirror into the hole in the handlebar, it will work. If your bar ends insert into the hole into the handlebar, then this mirror will not fit as the mirror needs to insert into the hole at in the handlebar.
1011775
this fits 1 inch and 7/8's inch handle bars. understand that all the mounting hardware is chinese made, from china. it is not the best made. be careful when installing, maybe buy better nuts and bolts. but it should work, it worked on my shadow 750. its big , REAL big...
2166463
I don't believe it fits that application - likely need a handle bar type mount.
609593
They pinch mount right onto the end of the handlebar with nothing else needed but it has to be a 7/8 inch diameter bar. On my CBR, they fit perfect between the bar end and the grip. You can either rotate and slide the bar end out a little, slide or cut a piece of the grip end off as wide as the mirror mount, or a little of both. This applies to the clutch side only. The throttle side would need a replacement bar end to mount this mirror properly due to the need for unrestricted movement of the throttle tube and grip. I believe CRG also sells this universal bar end. I just ran with one on the left grip to be "legal". Simple, inexpensive, and a very sleek look to the bike with one small bar mounted mirror as opposed to 2 huge donkey ear mirrors ruining the lines of any bike. Highly recommend this Mirror!!!
341911
The ring to mount is very small. I could not put on handlebars or anywhere else on my racer or touring bike. I just carry with me. It does give me confidence although I will try to out pedal the beasties if possible.
754288
If the handlebar is a steel bar, you may have some issues with the expanding bolt fitting, since the inner bar diameter is larger than an aluminum bar. I had to get some extra PVC tubing to put around the expanding bolt to make it grab the inside of the bar. Other than that, its pretty universal, and I made it fit a Honda XR650L and a Suzuki DR225.....
1303327
Not sure if the mount is too big or too small for your handlebars. If it is too big, even completely tightened up, you should be able to get a couple of rubber shims to take up the space. If the mount is too small, then you must have some mammoth handlebars! You could try putting it on your handlebar stem. The light can be swiveled, so you can mount it in any position. The other option would be to get an extension that attaches to the handlebars.
792841
Each manufacturer is different, I have an aprilia that needs to change the bar ends so I got a set of rizoma or I can opt out don't use the bar ends at all (just use the flat one come with the mirrors), not sure about yours. Most of the motorcycles accessories needs some kind of modification.