180° Blind Spot Mirror for Motorcycle Windscreen – Wide Angle HD Convex Auxiliary Rear View Mirror

See Everything. Miss Nothing. Keep Your Eyes Forward.

Blind spots are one of the biggest hazards on two wheels — and this 180° windscreen blind spot mirror eliminates them without making you look away from the road. Mounted centrally on your windscreen within your natural forward line of sight, it gives you a continuous panoramic view of what’s behind and beside you, all while keeping the road ahead in your peripheral vision.

Why This Mirror Changes How You Ride

• 👁️ 180° horizontal coverage – continuous parabolic curve eliminates blind spots across the full rear field
• 🚴 Central windscreen mount – positioned in your forward line of sight so you never have to look away
• ☀️ Anti-glare curved design – vertical and horizontal curves prevent sunlight reflection from impairing visibility
• 🛵 Lean-angle compatible – keeps road, traffic, and rider in frame even when cornering
• 💪 Durable ABS construction – scratch-resistant, stain-resistant, and built to last
• 🔧 Universal fit – mounts on most motorcycle windscreens via adhesive (no drilling)

The Smarter Way to Check Your Blind Spot.

Unlike side-mounted wide-angle mirrors, this central windscreen mirror sits directly in your forward line of sight — meaning any hazard entering your blind spot is immediately obvious without a deliberate head turn. The HD convex lens delivers a clear, wide image, and the parabolic shape ensures consistent coverage whether you’re riding straight or leaning into a bend.

Product Specifications

• Material: ABS (scratch and stain resistant)
• Mirror type: HD convex parabolic
• Coverage: 180° horizontal wide angle
• Size: 18.5 x 6.5 cm (7.28 x 2.56 in)
• Weight: ~125g
• Color: Silver / Clear lens
• Mount: Windscreen only (adhesive, no drilling)
• Compatible with: Most motorcycles, cruisers, sport bikes, and street bikes
• Package includes: 1x Windscreen Blind Spot Mirror

Ride with total awareness. Add yours to the cart and eliminate your blind spots today.