Buy Bicycle Side Mirrors

Because Malaysian traffic approaches from behind, fast and often silently-a mirror turns a blind guess into a glance. Bar-end mirrors from RM21 keep you tracking the car behind without swivelling your head at every junction.

They expand into the open end of the handlebar-five minutes with an Allen key, no cable disturbance. That is the whole install on standard bars; if your bar ends are plugged or you run thick grips, tell us and we will pick the right mount.

Convex mirrors trade a slightly smaller image for a much wider field-you see the whole lane plus the rider two bikes back, which is the point. The flat-mirror alternative shows one narrow slice; for traffic awareness, convex wins.

On most seated and standing scooters, yes-bar-end and clamp mirrors fit scooter handlebars within standard diameters. Fold-away models suit folding scooters, since a fixed mirror survives the daily fold worse. Send your model and we will match.

Cheap mirrors blur at speed; the ones we stock hold a readable image at commuting speed-that is the difference you are paying the extra ringgit for over a pasar stall mirror. See one mounted on a display bike at Pacific Place before you decide.

From RM21, with fold-away and wider-lens models above the entry bar-end units. For a device that lets you check overtaking traffic hands-free, it is a high-value safety addition on the accessories wall.