• Wide convex lens reduces blind spots with clear, distortion-free rear visibility • Mirror head rotates 360° for unlimited viewing angles • Base tilts 180° forward and backward to match your riding posture • Premium aluminum alloy construction: lightweight, durable, and corrosion-resistant • Universal bar-end design fits most e-bikes, motorcycles, and scooters
Specifications
• Name: RollRoad 360° Rotatable Bar-End Rearview Mirror (Sold as Pair) • Lens Type: High-definition wide-angle convex glass • Material: Aluminum alloy + optical-grade glass • Rotation: 360° mirror head + 180° base tilt • Compatibility: Standard handlebar end (fits Emma 3.0/4.0, Leon, and most e-bikes/scooters)
Why Choose RollRoad?
Engineered for safety and precision. Every RollRoad mirror undergoes real-world testing to ensure clarity, stability, and durability—so you see more, worry less, and ride with confidence.
The 360° adjustment is what I like most about this mirror. It was easy to find the right angle, and now I can check behind me without constantly turning around.
I recently received and installed the bar end mirros for my Emma 3.0. I am very impressed with the quality of build and the fact that they are made from an aluminum alloy. Initially, I found it a bit difficult to adjust the angle of the mirrors on their ball pivot, but with a bit of effort and rocking them back and forth, they losened up a little so they could be adjusted to the desired position. Once in place, they are rock solid and do not move while riding (probably the reason for the tight fit out of the box). Theses mirrors are a very good, sturdy design and look good on the bike. The glass is very clear and provides the visibility needed for me to safely navigate the roadways. The installation is also relatively simple, by just removing the bar end plugs and inserting them in place, then tightening. I highly recommend these to all Emma owners.
I'm particular about mirror positioning, so the 360-degree adjustment was the deciding factor for me. No fighting with an angle that's almost-but-not-quite right — you can actually dial it in exactly where you want it. Glad I went with this one.