Cateye BM 300G Race Mirror
Cateye BM 300G Race Mirror
Cateye BM 300G Race Mirror
Cateye
Fully adjustable, durable, scratch resistant handlebar mirror its also superlight at only 30g.
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$7.08
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Rated 4.200000/5
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Top Features of the Cateye BM 300G Race Mirror
Fully adjustable, durable, scratch resistant handlebar mirror its also superlight at only 30g.
- Easy to install into handlebars with internal diameter 18.6-20mm
- Fits left or right hand
About Bike Mirrors
Mirrors are an important safety aid when cycling in traffic. They make it much easier to see if there is a vehicle behind you before committing yourself to a manoever.
About the Cateye brand
Cateye is the leading manufacturer of cycle computers, bike lights and reflectors. In 1964, Cateye became the first company to create a flashing lamp for bicycles. Cateye invented the first battery headlamp in 1982, and the very first bicycle headlamp using white LEDs in 2001. Cat Eye is a true leader in lens and reflector technology; Cateye's Opticube lens and reflectors allow them to make one of the brightest and most efficient LED headlights in the world.
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Cateye BM 300G Race Mirror
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It's OKAY
The mirror is very easy to fit. It generally stays in position once set but on very rough UK roads can sometimes rotate slightly on its mounting. To reset is very easy without becoming distracted as the mirror only moves easily in one plane and this step is only required once or twice during a long ride. The image is a little blurred because of the road vibration, but you can see if a car is approaching which is the main point of this item(even if you can't tell what type of car it is). Generally makes the journey safer and the chances of being surprised by a vehicle approaching from behind are much reduced.
28 June 2010
Simple but effective
A very useful bit of kit that does exactly what it should. It's sturdy, good value and it isn't affected by bumpy roads or slipstream-so far tested up to 42MPH! Has a good field of view and is easy to fit and adjust.
10 January 2012
Maybe the best choice
I've tried a few alternatives...but this gives the best focal
viewpoint imho...
Its relatively compact, lightweight unobtrusive. It works very well.
If your bars are very thick walled (the minority) you may need to drill out the ends a little
Probably the only mirror I'll ever use again
05 June 2011
great little mirror
This is a great little mirror, especially for a kid's bike, when compared with the cheap rubbish that you usually have to put up with. This one is certainly cheap but it's made to a good standard - as I've usually found with Cateye gear. It fits quickly and easily into the end of the handlebars and then, when it's tightened, there's still just enough movement to allow adjustment of the mirror's position - works well.
15 November 2009
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Yes I have fitted this mirror to my trek soho commuter bike
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Yep! Had one in straight bars for 10 years now.1 year, 11 months ago
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Yes!Answer:
You can fit one to straight bars so long as you don't have plug in bar ends. The mirror will have to point upwards above the bar line rather than sideways as it can on a race bar fittingAnswer:
Yes the mirror fits into the open end of the handle bar and tightens with a screw. Easy to fit. Mirror is adjustable.2 years, 2 months ago
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Yes2 years, 2 months ago
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Yes. Very adjustable for any type of bar. They are so adjustable that you can move the mirror when set up to get a better view in different environmentsAnswer:
Yes. But it will stick out so you have to be careful when leaning your bike against anythingCountry : United Kingdom
2 years, 5 months ago
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Yes - I think my bike has straight handlebars and it is fine.Answer:
Yes, mine are straight bars. It hangs downward, your arms can get in the way, but your arm is out signaling when you want to look in it anyway. I love it. Will get one for my other straight handle bar bike2 years, 8 months ago
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Should be fine as long as it conforms with the internal diameter 18.6-20mm.3 years, 3 months ago
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I have bar ends that clamp onto the end of the handle bars and the mirror fits into the end. If you have similar, the answer is yes.1 year, 8 months ago
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You need to take the bar end out to fit it.Answer:
Yes, Ii fitted it in my bar ends, no problem1 year, 8 months ago
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Yes, bar ends clamp on the outside and the mirror plugs in to the inside of the handle bar end.Country : Australia
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It should do. I fitted mirror in my bar ends with no problems.Country : United Kingdom
1 year, 9 months ago
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Only if there is a removable plug.1 year, 9 months ago
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you need to take the rubber stopper out of one end of the handle bars to insert the mirrorAnswer:
I guess so, after all it fits in the end of the bars, so it would fit in the bar end end.1 year, 11 months ago
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In addition to my last answer! What I said was right - you can fit it on to your handlebar if you have bar ends.However, I've put my mirror on my bar end end, not the handlebar because it got in the way of my hands when it was at the junction of handlebar and bar end.
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I use mine with bar ends - I just took out the handlebar plug and it slots into the hollow of the handlebar. Because it goes inside the tubing it doesn't interfere with the way that the bar end clamps on the outside.
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As long as the bar ends leave the end of the handlebar open you shouldn't have an issue.2 years, 2 months ago
I spend most of my time riding on my drops and it looks like this mirror would be hidden behind my arm. Does anyone know if this is actually likely to to happen or not? Thanks.
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Not if you set it up to suit your position.Even if you have to move your arm slightly its much better than having to sit up and look over your shoulder!
Country : United Kingdom
5 months, 2 weeks ago
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I just put my review of this product up. If I tucked my elbow in I could look into it but if you are going fast enough to be on your drops then your bike will probably be vibrating too hard to focus into it. Unless you are riding on glass, with a ceramic coating...7 months ago
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Yes definitely.Country : Australia
9 months ago
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I havn't found it a problem at all. Its fully adjustable. I spend a lot of time on the drops tooAnswer:
Yes it does happen although you can see the mirror if you are prepared to move your head or, temporarily, your arm. I think you'd need to use a mirror with a very long mounting arm if you wanted to guarantee it was visible without head movement in the conditions you describe.Hope this helpsAnswer:
I don't do a lot on my old racer but I sort of just move my elbow slightly to glance the mirror1 year, 4 months ago
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The short answer is 'Yes it will', but it only takes a slight movement to look around your arm. It's easier and safer than turning your head, although actually looking around before making a manoeuvre is still a wise moveAnswer:
No - I rarely use drops but it will not snag your hands or armsAnswer:
I would suspect that you would be able to find a position that gave you an unobstructed view - this mirror is very adjustable.1 year, 7 months ago
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It does get hidden. If you're on your drops you can move your head to see, but it then needs readjusting if you're using the top of the handle bars. There is a mirror I've seen and tried in-store but not road tested. It fits the frame behind the headset (is that what they call the bit where the frame joins under the handle bar?) and you look down through your arms and believe it or not you see very well behind you through in between your legs. However it is made for narrow dia frames, so if you've got fat carbon fibre it might not fit.1 year, 7 months ago
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It's not happen, 'cause you can see the tip of your handlebar even when riding on drops. The only you need is to adjust mirror angle for best view.Country : Russia
1 year, 7 months ago
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