Mirrors - SkyTEAM

Rear-view mirrors for motorcycles, quad bikes and ATVs

A rear-view mirror helps the rider get a better view of the area behind the vehicle without constantly having to turn around. Suitable mirrors can be used on motorcycles, quad bikes, ATVs and some buggies – but they must always match the specific mounting method. At Minibike-shop.com you will find rear-view mirrors for children's quad bikes, motorcycles and other selected vehicles. The current range includes, for example, mirrors with M8 and M10 threads, mirrors for Mikilon Defender, SKYTEAM or Buggy 125, as well as separate mounts.

Quad bike and ATV mirrors

If you want to add or replace mirrors on your quad bike, the mounting method is one of the most important factors. Appearance alone is not enough – above all, check the thread, dimensions and compatibility with your particular vehicle. The current range includes, for example, rear-view mirrors for children's quad bikes with M8 and M10 threads. Before ordering, we recommend checking the thread on your vehicle so that you choose the correct version.

Motorcycle mirrors

Compatibility is also essential when choosing motorcycle mirrors. Different motorcycles may use different thread diameters and types, mounting positions or specific mounting methods. If you are choosing a replacement mirror, ideally compare the specifications of the original part with the information listed for the new product.

M8 or M10 thread?

The designations M8 and M10 indicate the nominal diameter of the metric thread. Before buying, first find out which thread your vehicle or mirror bracket uses. Pay attention to the thread direction too. Some motorcycles may use a combination of right-hand and left-hand threads, so M8 or M10 alone may not be the only specification you need to check.

Mirror mounts and brackets

If your vehicle does not have a suitable mounting point, you may also need a mirror mount. This category currently includes separate mounts in M8 and M10 versions. Before ordering, we again recommend checking not only the mirror thread, but also how the mount itself attaches to the handlebars or another part of the vehicle.

How to choose the right rear-view mirror

First check the type of vehicle, mounting position, thread size and direction, and any bracket required. If you are replacing the original mirror, it may be easiest to compare the new part directly with the original. Correct adjustment is also important. After fitting, adjust the mirror so that it provides a usable rearward view without interfering with the operation of the vehicle.