UTV Side Mirrors Offroad Rear View Universal Fits with Windshield for 1.75inch Roll Cage Polaris Ranger RZR Pioneer Can-Am Commander Kawasaki Yamaha Cfmoto

Let me start by saying that I haven't had the chance to take my UTV out since installing these side mirrors, so consider this a preliminary review. That being said, I'm already quite pleased with their quality and construction. They seem sturdy enough to withstand regular use, although I wouldn't recommend slamming them into trees or anything too extreme.Installation was relatively straightforward, although I did encounter a bit of a challenge with the left mirror. However, I suspect that was more due to my own error than any fault of the product itself. Overall, I'm happy with the purchase and looking forward to testing them out on the trail soon.

These are fairly beefy mirrors. They look tough, and they take a pretty good beating.I smacked one pretty well a few weeks ago, and I was sure it was going to be broken, but I was able to just spin it back into place, and re-adjust it, and all was well.I'd recommend bringing the little adjustment key with you for the first couple of rides, as what I thought was "tight enough" turned out to be loose enough for them to rattle out of place.You do not want to strip the screw, or break the mount, so don't over-do it... In My opinion, the optimal installation will allow them to remain in place without movement under normal operation, but also allow them to not snap off if you hit a branch, or scuff a tree.I've seen people drive a screw through them to secure them to the frame, but this pretty much ensures that it's going to break if you hit something.We drive these things like we stole them, so any accessories I add on, I'll usually leave a little "wiggle room" for those "oopsie" moments.I never really noticed that I needed them, until I got wise and started wearing a helmet, because I know someone who got a pretty nasty head injury. Yes, helmets are bulky, and they are hot in the summer, and all that, but you only get one brain. Use it, and wear a darn helmet!Because a helmet makes it harder to spin your head around and look behind you to make sure your amigos haven't fallen off the trail, having side mirrors is awesome! You can keep your eyes on the trail, check your six, and keep everybody safe.If you have one of those buddies who likes to ride your rear bumper, this will also allow you to keep from stopping too suddenly, and causing a collision.If you don't have side mirrors on your UTV, get them! (and a helmet!)

TheFatRancher only reviews items he has actually used! These Nilight UTV side mirrors were installed on a Mule 4000. They go on easily with the supplied metal strap brackets, and the actual mirrors are adjustable independently of the protective housing. However, you will need to install something between the brackets and the roll bar in order to minimize the rotation of the bracket on the bar as you adjust them. I used some of the packing material, but will likely replace that with some neoprene. Probably an old tire tube. Be aware that these mirrors only fold back in one direction. We'll see how long it is before one of them is whacked while moving in reverse. All-in-all, a good value on an accessory that will take a beating in the bush.

If you own an ATV, you know that the OEMs charge crazy prices for accessories. After considering multiple brands, I went with these based on the reviews. When people said that they were heavy duty construction, they weren't kidding! These are physically very heavy and solid feeling. The fact that you push the mirror itself to adjust your view instead of the outer shell is actually a feature as it keeps things all tight when riding over bumps. Some complained that it's too hard to move the mirror element but I didn't experience that at all. It seems perfectly easy to me, while still holding position well.Time will tell how these hold up over time and heavy trail usage. I'm confident that these were the right choice for me though.

Solid choice for mirrors if you're trying to build a street legal dune buggy or exo car.Has enough adjustment to fit different diameter tubes and are solid enough to handle some abuse if you do take them off road

These side mirrors fit my RZR perfectly. They were super easy to install and fit super tight. They perform just as advertised on fit and break away features. I do wish that the mirror portion itself was adjustable inside the mirror frame. Overall though this is a much better solution than the pair of side mirrors I had previously.

My last mirrors broke. It happens. These were easy to install and work very well. Now to make them last. More of a me thing than a them thing.

These mirrors fit up nice and tight. They have a good adjustment range to get a good view. You can fold them flat when loading in the toy hauler. Vibration seems pretty good. Once I'm sure of the location, I'll Loctite the threads.

I ordered these for my Kawasaki Mule PRO DXT. The Mirrors are very solid and heavy, they feel like they'd take a lot of abuse. They also mimic the style of the Mule so they look "factory". I had some trouble with the mount as I think the diameter of the post slightly exceeds the recommended diameter. The bracket will fit, but then the holes for the bolt are slightly out of alignment. Solved that by drilling it out. Also, the bolt provided has to be tightened with a large hex wrench that I didn't have. So that was one trip to the hardware store. On the plus side, the finish of the brackets is an exact match for the metalwork on the Mule. And the slight convex on the mirror gives a nice field of view.

I ordered these for our Kawasaki Mule. Unfortunately, the tubing on the Mule is too thick and won't work with this. That makes me sad because these are great mirrors. I'm working on figuring out a workaround to make these work.With that said, the quality on these is second to none. There is nothing at all wrong with them. They are built strong and will no doubt hold up to rough use. Once I get my windshield in place I'll try to figure out a way to mount them.