Would this mirror work /hold up on an ATV off road riding?
1869878
It works fine on my boat even on the rough water ,the suction cup is strong just make sure the surface is clean before installing it
1869879
I don't think it would hold up? The internal bracket already broke on mine (my fault) but it was because the swivel inside was so tight, it wouldn't move. I forced it, and it broke, so I don't even use it.
1869880
All I can tell you is that it's stayed put on my windshield for 3 months in the hot FL/GA sun. I drive on a lot of rough dirt roads in a van with stiff shocks and it hasn't popped off. So I would think as long as you have a flat, smooth surface to stick it to...you should be fine. I like the stiff swivel, but mine was still moveable. Try using some lubricant if yours is too stiff.
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.
1796110
You probably read my review about mounting to power mirrors only. The side view mirror clamps to the mirror housing. If glass "floats" inside your housing them the side view mirror will work. If the glass and the housing are one piece, then the side view mirror will not be attachable.
754692
It could if you had a rolled pipe rail to clamp it on to and a mirror with the same diameter ball as the housing. Why don't you find a special boat mirror that that has a long arm that screws into the fiber glass?
2212451
It has rubber spring-loaded clips that will attach over your existing mirror. Any size or style rearview mirror it will attach to. I have a heavy duty work truck and have had quite a few hard bounces within jobsites and has never fallen off.
839096
It could if there are individual slats/spindals for the two loops of velcro to wrap around. I think it works better as a floor mirror.
749864
I wouldn't recommend it just for improving the sights. I changed it becasue my mirror was broken and it worked but i did not notice any considerable improvement in the view angle !
281179
I think it could work. One thing I used it on was the broken plastic frame of my rearview mirror on my van and it worked really well. It adhered really well to the surrounding plastic and seems durable. You can sand and paint it as well, which I did.
456756
I would not use this for a mirror. In fact, I would only use this for something that could safety be dropped from where it is attached, because it will be dropped.
110660
No, if you try and adjust a powered mirror you risk breaking the actual motor behind it. This mirror works for power only.
2276799
Yes. Mirrors best about halfway up rails so don't interfere with side panels.
1922603
Hello,Thank you for your question. They do make a mount for the ATV/UTV. Please copy and paste the following ASIN number on your Amazon search tab. B00CQULZ9W
857944
I used it on my boat, Gives off a decent reflection . don't know how you would mount it because no bracket or holes to screw down. I glued mine in place
556832
You will need a bracket. A mounting bracket will be required anyway if you intend to use this on an atv
1642431
I can't say for sure. I'd suggest contacting the manufacturer. I can tell you that my mirrors work like a charm. Easy on and easy off. No blind spots.
1109259
It is a real mirror with small led screen in right side. If your existing mirror is bulky it may have a hard time staying on.
2026682
Mine worked best as pictured. Probably could mount on the side if the side area of your existing mirror is flat enough. Be careful that it doesn't stick out too far. Also the mirror is designed to show a wide angle horizontally. You will lose that width if mounted vertically.