Quick Summary
The KEMIMOTO motorcycle rearview mirror is an E24 certified universal mirror with 8mm/10mm bolt fitting and a 7/8" clamp option. It is described with a 5.1-inch convex glass lens and a ball-type universal joint that allows 360° rotation, so the angle can be adjusted to suit the riding position.
This mirror is presented as a motorcycle mirror with a black powder-coated finish and an OEM-style shape. The main buying checks are the mounting thread, clamp size and whether the selected fitting matches the bike.
Key Details
| Detail | Verified information and buyer relevance |
|---|---|
| Product type | Motorcycle rearview mirror, for handlebar or bolt mounting. |
| Certification | E24 certified thread is stated for the mirror fitting. |
| Lens | 5.1-inch convex glass lens, with a wider viewing angle as a direct result of the convex shape. |
| Adjustment | Ball-type universal joint with 360° rotation, so the mirror angle can be set to suit the riding position. |
| Finish | Black powder-coated finish. |
| Mounting options | M10 thread, plus 3 extra 8mm bolts and 2 x 22mm clamps for different fitting options. |
What to Compare Before Buying
- Mounting type: Check whether your bike needs an 8mm, 10mm or clamp-style fitting.
- Handlebar size: The included clamps are 22mm, so confirm that size matches the bar or mounting point.
- Mirror shape: The convex lens gives a wider view, which some riders prefer when checking traffic behind and beside them.
- Adjustment range: The 360° joint allows angle setting, so compare that with the position you want on the bike.
Choosing the Correct Version
Check the thread size and clamp choice before ordering. The mirror is supplied with an M10 thread, 3 extra 8mm bolts and 2 x 22mm clamps, so the selected fitting needs to match the bike’s mounting point.
Before You Decide
Confirm the mirror thread, clamp size and the fitting method your bike needs. Check that the selected mounting option suits your handlebars or mirror point, and make sure the E24 certified mirror specification is the version you want.
