Can anyone tell me whether the mirror can be mounted on either side of the handlebars, or is it dedicated for a left or right mounting position?
768849
It can be mounted on either side. I ride with 2 of these mirrors. One on each side.
1867781
The Blindsight mirror can be mounted on either side. Mine is mounted on the left side.
1663809
Hmm, what kind of bike and most importantly, handlebar, do you have? I have no problems at all mounting it on mine using one of the provided rubber rings. You should find images or videos about it using google.
427228
Yes, it can be mounted both ways. I used it with two GoPros one facing me and one facing away. It worked great.
1683436
You can mount the bar whichever way you like. It has a pretty good angle to it. I mounted mine forward as to provide better protection for my winch.
2006189
It can be mounted both ways. I mounted it facing up because for me it looks better but it also works facing down depends on style preference. Hope it helps.
1584868
I have it mounted on the left hand side. The motor has clamps on either side so you can choose whichever works best for you.
2150187
They are adjustable and mount to either side of the bike depending on how you want the mirrors to sit. They do vibrate a little more than I'd hoped they would, but otherwise they're great.
1275325
Luke, I mounted mine on the left side of the helmet. Works pretty good, but it will take some time to get used to it and get it adjusted right. The recommendation to adjust it where you see the edge of your ear to the right of the mirror is pretty good. Good luck.
1908032
No, the way it attaches is specialized only to the handlebar. I don't see how it could be attached to the side of the double. You need the thickness of the handlebar to hold it in place.
1177567
The three rubber-covered posts are indeed curved for left-side mounting. But they can be bent to curve the other way. I have just done so, and the mirror is now solidly adhered to the right side of my riding glasses.
207353
Well, you can put it anywhere that seems right. The mirror has quite a bit of flexibility (i.e., to adjust for optimal sight).I haven't tried to use it on an upright bike. I (and my riding partner) use it on a recumbent. It works great! But I'm not certain whether it would get the job done well on an upright bike, let alone one with straight bars. The thing is pretty inexpensive. Perhaps you just get one -- see if it can get the job done. If not, send it back.
1040758
It can be handlebar mounted, or it can be flush mounted. Mine is mounted flat against the dash of my atv.
2208566
You could mount this on the left side. Manufacturer says it could be mounted on an angle however, no, I would not mount this vertically. There are other bars meant for that purpose.
1283065
I believe they are. It doesn't really matter since once they are installed they can't be seen. One side is threaded in to the mirror base, and the other is driven in to the handlebar system.
97914
I believe these can be mounted on either side although I've only mounted them on the left. I'm not familiar enough with the Canondale to know for sure, but I have them on four different brands, two hybrids, a mountain bike and two city cruisers with no problem. They fit into the open end of the bar after you cut out or off the end of the grip and remove the plug if your model has one (some do and some don't).
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It has to have a place for the clamp tp attach to like a frame around an existing mirror. I do not think it would mount on a bike mirror. The frame does not have a place deep and thin enough to clamp onto.