Busch & Muller Cycle Star Mirror fits to Handlebar End Short Curved Stem

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This is a great wee mirror. It's a bit fiddly to get it into the right position when you're cycling, but when you get it, it doesn't move. It has a good field of view for such a small mirror. Nearly as good as the bigger one.

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Super little mirror. Fits easily on the handlebars. The short arm helps prevent vibration.

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This is a nice little mirror. Got it fitted on the handlebar of my recumbent and it gives a good view over my shoulder. It doesn't tighten up as much as I'd like it to which usually means a slight adjustment at the beginning of a ride. It does provide plenty of adjustment though.

Very high quality mirror. Got knocked a lot and still work great. Well built. The curved shaft put it at a more useful angle on my bike.

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Whilst the B&M mirrors are very good quality, imho they are too small in comparison to the Mirrycle and the CatEye. The B&M's strong point is adaptability to situations where other mirrors cannot be mounted such as recumbent bars or "wing" bars such as fitted to a lot of sit up bikes.

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Very nice quality, fit and finish. A bit on the small size but that is often desirable. It seems marginally large enough to be functional and yet compact, which renders it less obtrusive and aesthetically pleasing. Not a convex lens so it reflects a smaller area but it is a clear and easily interpreted image. Was easy to adjust ( I mounted it on the bars with the jubilee clip). The ball and socket mounting provides plenty of adjustability. I mounted this on my wife's bike which has swept back traditional cruiser style bars. I don't feel as confident that it would be as appropriate on drop bars. Which is why I am still searching for a suitable mirror for my bike. See my review of the M Wave.

I always fit one of these on a bike. Good for keeping an eye on traffic situation behind. Doesn't help when male cyclists want to behave like drivers and pass too close though!