Double Take Adventure Mirror Kit

Put these on my 2006 Suzuki DRZ400. Love how easy they are to adjust, and how they survive crashes/drops by folding away. Yes, the vibration is a little noticeable, but the tradeoff in field of view is well worth it, and the vibration isn't as bad as the stock mirrors were. Perhaps RAM mount can come up with a way to deal with that problem, but in the meantime, these are still my top choice in adventure mirrors.

-m-2006 SUZUKI DR-Z 400S--

A little bit of vibration, not bad, way better than stock. I hate the aluminum risers, they can be a pain on the left handed threading for the throttle side.

This was a much needed improvement on my KLR 650,

-m-2015 KAWASAKI KLR650--

I have had these mirrors now for over a year with Forest rides as well as highway rides. They are sturdy and fold away easily. Make sure when you leave the Forest and get on the highway you tighten them otherwise they will fold in at speed.
I would recommend these mirrors for dual sport riding as the materials are good quality.
Downside I think they are to expensive for what they are.

-m-2017 KTM 690 ENDURO--

Dose everything anyone could ever want and they look great

-m-2018 KTM 350 EXC-F--

Awesome mirror. I installed them on my DR650 and they fit perfectly and vibrate less than the stock mirrors. I can also see everything behind me now and much further to the sides of my bike. The middle part of the mirror is made of metal so I don't think you could break these mirrors if you tried.

-m-2006 SUZUKI DR650SE--

First I did make the mistake of thinking that this was for both mirrors. It's in the description I just missed it, but thinking of this as $124 for both mirrors I probably would not have purchased this. So since I only had 1 mirror I have been riding around with this one installed and an OEM one on the other side to compare.

Aesthetically it looks much better than stock. I like that it can be moved around in more positions than the stock one. The arm is much thicker causing it to hit my windshield when in the same position as the stock one, but some minor handlebar adjustments cleared this issue up.

Field of View is much better horizontally, hands down. I can see into my blind spot without needing to lean forward a little like I do with the stock mirror. But it is also narrow vertically compared to stock. I feel like I need to focus more as objects in mirror are smaller than they were before.

Now my main issue, I find it very shaky compared to my stock mirror. Not felt in the handlebars at all, that part is smooth, but car outlines and lighting is much more blurry compared to my stock mirror due to the vibrations at the lens (viewed side-by-side with both installed). I have this clamped down as much as I can by my hands. It hurts my eyes at night especially trying to focus and see where headlights are with the blurry/shaky outlines. It is disorienting at night for me.

Compared to stock:
+1 looks awesome, rugged,
+1 moves out of way off road,
+1 blind spot is reduced horizontally,
-1 narrow vertical FOV, objects are smaller,
-1 blurry in lens due to vibration (not felt at handlebars, only ends of mirror), hard to see outlines and lights clearly,
-1 price

If I was riding mostly off-road this may be a good option. I find that I am riding about 70/30 on/off-road on my KLR and the blurry vibrations are driving me nuts, especially at night. Between that and the price I will not be ordering the second mirror for now and will be putting the stock mirrors back on for commuting.

Still recommended as it is quality construction and may work better for other riders/bikes/budgets.

-m-2012 KAWASAKI KLR650--

You've seen them. You've wanted a set. These are a great replacement for low quality stock mirrors. Seriously rugged, simply adjustable. Good looking. Better field of view than stock. Great addition to the bike.

-m-2017 HONDA--

Great upgrade from stock.
A bit heavier/more beefy - but they always just pivot away during a crash without damage.

They don't move when cranked REALLY tight (though; coming down from a big wheelie on a big bike like my 905 Adventure S, they WILL shift downward out of position) - my only gripe is that the ball gets damaged/deformed from cranking the ram-mount as tight as you need to - in order to keep them static.
- I guess the 'ball mount (for threading into the bar) is replaceable, however.

Love them! It sets my KLR right off. A must have.

-m-2009 KAWASAKI KLR650--

Had trouble seeing behind me with the stock KLR mirrors, when I would wear a cold weather jacket I would have too lower one of my arms to see behind me. now with the double take mirrors I have no problems seeing behind me with or with out a jacket. great buy. get ya some!

-m-2016 KAWASAKI KLR650--

Folded every time I dropped the bike. Great product.

Installed these on a KLR. Love them! One of the reasons I bought them was I read that they vibrated less, and that was correct, they don't vibrate near as much as the stock mirrors. Plus you have a wider field of vision. Highly recommend them!

Best mirror currently available, a little vulnerable to theft..

-m-2018 KTM 1090 Adventure R--

I really like the ease of being able to quickly adjust this mirror down tucked away against my handle bar pad as I don't always need to use it. It very durable, I hit a tree branch with it pretty good and no damage.

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-m- YAMAHA--

These mirrors are awesomely brilliant. The ram mount technology allows for easy adjustment with huge range. Easy to move out of the way or remove. I haven’t put many miles on them but they have a lifetime warranty and look like they’ll hold up. I’d recommend trying them.

It's all good no vibration and stays in the location that you put them in

Awesome mirror for adventure riding on any bike. Easy to install with RAM mounts.

These things are way better than the stock mirrors. I can actually see what's behind me when riding down the road. Plus I can tuck them in before hitting the trail. I have a Triumph Explorer so, I ordered a set for Honda XR650. They have the same thread on the stock mirrors.

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I spent less on other mirrors but they would vibrate a lot distorting my view and would break fairly easily when I would lay the bike over. I ride a 2016 KLR 650 so dropping the bike and heavy vibrations should come as no surprise. Soooo happy I spent the extra money on these mirrors! Hardly have any vibrations, much wider views, and FULLY adjustable so I can get them out of the way when trail riding. Well worth the extra money.

-m-2016 KAWASAKI KLR650--

I really like this mirror kit. As you probably know, the sockets, and stalks are from Ram. Almost no vibration/ blurry vision. The mirrors themselves are fine, no issues, and seem heavy duty. The price was hard to get over, but you get what you pay for. I think they were worth the money. With cheap standard mirrors, if you drop your bike on the right side and snap your m/c off, well, your day is over. These will just move back to where you want them. Only issue I had was with the little black plastic ball w/ the aluminum threaded base. There are no "flats" on the Al. base to tighten ball into adapter. I used a small needle nose vise grip pliers on the shank. Yea, it put a few gnashes on it, but I'm ok with that. The adapter (that goes into your perch) however does have flats. I also used blue locktite. Nice kit. You'll be happy with these.

-m- KAWASAKI KLR650--

This purchase was well worth it. Directly mounted to already existing threaded mounts on the handle bars on my Suzuki Kingquad 500Axi 4x4. 10 minutes to install and adjust the view. Great buy Very sturdy and durable against tree branches along the mountain trails. Let’s me keep an eye on my wife and sons following behind me. I definitely would recommend this product to everyone. Price was on point !

-m-2013 SUZUKI DR650SE--

-m-2018 HONDA XR650L-- great fit easy installation

I broke the right side stock mirror in a tumble and it shattered beyond use. I wanted a mirror that could be expected to stand up to the inevitable falls and scraps. The Double Take mirror moves and adjusts many ways to allow me a better view behind me and will give when I fall. At first I was not so sure about spending the money on a better mirror but it is worth it if you plan to ride on the roads and trails.

-m-2016 KAWASAKI KLR650--

I really didn't like the stock mirrors on my KLR 650. About the only thing I could see in them was my shoulders. These Double Take mirrors cured that problem pretty fast. As you can imagine, installing them was super fast and super easy. As for durability, I accidentally dropped one of them when taking it out of the package onto a cement floor. Didn't even make a mark on it! These things will adjust any way that you want them to, with only the twist of a sturdy wing nut. I think that they look great too.

-m-2017 KAWASAKI KLR650--

The stock mirrors are junk, These don't even vibrate much, and give you full view

Love the larger view and adjustability. Durability will be tested during the summer, Buck and Bull season.

-m-2016 KAWASAKI KLR650--

Love these mirrors super easy to mount and look way good. Worth the money.

-m-2006 HONDA XR650L--

great product can remove or fold in seconds for serious off road riding and work well at high way speeds

I broke 4 stock mirrors between my DR650 and DR200... I am yet to break a single one of these, and I certainly haven't stopped crashing irresponsibly.

I have a 2005 KLR 650 and would recommend these mirrors to anyone. They are well built, easily break away when contacting objects yet are easy to put back in place.
They give a wider field of vision than stock, do not vibrate on my aluminum bars and are infinity adjustable. I cannot say enough good about them they are well worth the cost.

-m-2005 KAWASAKI KLR650--

I purchased these mirrors to replace the stock DRZ mirrors after having cracked one of them. The adventure mirrors look much better than the enduro mirrors and I get a much larger picture of what’s behind me with these. Great quality, sturdy, and resilient! My only gripe is that they vibrate quite a bit more than the stock DRZ mirrors that I’m used to, so the headlamps behind me on road riding just look like blobs of light. I would buy again.

-m-2017 SUZUKI DR-Z 400S--

I ride mostly street, and the tiny stock mirrors on the KLR are a joke. First off they are small, and second you can't see around your own shoulders. Replacing the stock mirrors was a must and the Double Takes are wonderful. I love that when I do go off road, I can fold these in to avoid impacts with limbs and ground in the event the KLR wants to take a dirt nap. They are highly flexible to put the mirror where you need it, or take the mirror off and put any other 1" Ram Mount accessory in its place, like a GPS or action cam. I was confused about what this kit came with, but it came with everything to replace the mirror on one side only. if you want to replace both mirrors, order two.

-m-2016 KAWASAKI KLR650--

Bought these for better vision on road and for durability off road. Having taken them off road and hitting sticks, branches and trees I can say they are great. The ram ball mount does need to be put in with some loctite but after that it is great. The mirrors are tight in place but still able to be pushed out of the way if you forget to tuck them in before heading off road.

-m-2008 SUZUKI DR650SE--

I really like the looks these mirrors give my bike. I got these over the round mirrors because of their shape. Easy to readjust when they get bumped on the trails and easy to fold out of the way when needed

-m-2017 SUZUKI DR-Z 400S--

These fit my DR650 very well and should work fine when I get a chance to ride with them. However, as these pics show, the finish of the plastic is terrible, as if something has etched the fronts. Yes, they will get dirty when I do ride off road, etc, but these have never left the garage and look terrible. I take pride in taking care of my bikes and it is a shame to start out with a pair of $100 mirrors that look as bad as these.

-m-2014 SUZUKI DR650SE--

Premium mirror for a rugged bike...a must for the dualsport.

Thought I would try these out... Turns out they are solid mirrors, minimal vibration and tuff.. Easy to install and easy to move or relocate, holds position well

You can actually see behind you with these mirrors, they tend to move a little think I will try ruffing up the pivots a little should fix it. putting in the adapters you cant get a wrench on them so I used pliers which marred them a little.

-m-2017 KAWASAKI KLR650--

These work great. Very durable and keep their adjustment. Also handy to swing out of the way when cramming bikes into enclosed trailers.

These are awesome mirrors. Took me just minutes to install and I can finally see behind me without moving my arms. Adjusting them is super easy and I am pleasantly surprised how much they help me see.

-m-2015 SUZUKI DR-Z 400S--

Great product very easy to install an works very well. Won't blow over at high speeds and is very durable

-m-KTM 400 EXC 4 Stroke--

when I 1st put these on I didn't like the looks so much, too bulky... after riding with them the performance changed my mind, they're very stable and much more adjustable. if you decide to stand up for a bit you can easily readjust them on the fly, or fold them in out of the way.

-m-KTM 1190 Adventure R--

So good, you won't go wrong with these. Get two there fantastic over stock, no comparison just do it! Absolutely love them.

-m-2017 KAWASAKI KLR650--

THESE ARE BEST MIRROR .I EVER USED WORTH EVERY DOLLAR AND THEN SOME

-m-2014 YAMAHA TW200--

Great product, bolted right up to my 2016 1290 Super Adventure. Had to move the left hand mount slightly inward that way I could lay the 5 inch ram connecting piece at a lower angle thus pushing the mirror out more to view past my shoulder. I'm 6'3" with a 36" inseam and broad shoulders...I can finally see behind me with these mirrors

-m-2016 KTM 1290 Super Adventure--

Put this on my 2007 KTM 525 Adventure bike. Then have worked better than any other I have used.

Probably one of my favorite "Farkles" for my KLR650. Easy install (it comes with risers to get the Ram mount up above your cables just the right amount), easy adjustment, and I love that they can be moved out of the way for off-roading.
The mirrors are the right size to see past my shoulders without sticking out too far. The glass is clear, and you just can't go wrong with the Ram Mount system.
Well worth the money spent.

-m-2014 KAWASAKI KLR650--

Best aftermarket mirror out there! This thing has very little vibration, making it easy to see. It is a little bit bulky when you try to hide it down for off road use, but it is worth it on the road.

Solid construction, unit can take a beating. Perfect for dual sports/ enduros. Fold it in for trails, fold it out for pavement. What's not to like.

-m-2017 KTM 350 EXC-F--