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Side Mirrors

Does the image in your mirror shake at speed, or do you need a side mirror in a different finish? In this category you will find side mirrors as separate left and right mirrors, so you can replace exactly the side that is missing, or swap both at once.

What a side mirror needs to do

A side mirror should give you a stable and clear view to the rear and to the side. How well it does this typically depends on the size of the mirror surface, the length of the arm and how firmly the bracket is fixed, because vibrations can blur the image. Many mirrors are sold individually, e.g. as a left or right mirror from BikeMaster in black or carbon. The category belongs under mirrors, side mirrors and towing.

How to choose side mirrors

  • Model and year: The mirrors are often made for specific models, e.g. Honda CBR1000RR 04-07, Yamaha YZF-R1 04-06 or Suzuki GSX-R1000 03-04. Check the part number against your vehicle.
  • Side: Choose left and right separately, or both if you want a matching look.
  • Finish: E.g. black or carbon, depending on the product.
  • Mounting: The bracket and thread must fit the existing mounting point.

Mounting and regulations

If the bracket is tightened too loosely, the mirror can turn at speed; if it is tightened too hard, plastic or carbon can crack. Adjust the mirror from your normal riding or driving position after mounting. Requirements for mirrors at the vehicle inspection depend on the vehicle and the product, so check the E-mark for the specific part number. Other brands in the category include Kuryakyn, Rugged Ridge, Seizmik and Bikers Choice.

Frequently asked questions

Do I need to buy both a left and a right side mirror?

Not necessarily. Many mirrors are sold individually as a left or right mirror, so if you have only damaged one side, that one can be enough. If you want the same look and finish on both sides, it can be an advantage to replace both.

Are the side mirrors approved for road use?

That depends on the specific product and your vehicle. Check whether the part number is E-marked and whether the mirror surface and position meet the requirements for your vehicle before you go for inspection.

Why does the image in my side mirror shake?

Shaking is typically caused by vibrations from the engine and the road, a loose bracket or a long mirror arm. Check that the bracket is tightened correctly and that the mirror fits the mounting point on your specific model.

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