Harley Mirrors

Complete your bike's signature look or outfit your ride for better visibility on the road with Harley-Davidson mirrors at J&P Cycles. Our selection of Harley mirrors are built with top quality optical glass and packed with stylish accents to ensure they stand out on your favorite bike. Find the perfect color like black Harley mirrors, or opt for classic chrome mirrors in unique shapes like flames, scythe and teardrop. All the top brands are in stock here at great prices including Arlen Ness, BikeMaster, Drag Specialties, J&P Cycles, Joker Machine, Kuryakyn, Pro-One, V-Twin Manufacturing and more. Once you decide on the right aftermarket mirrors, click over for can't-miss accessories like Harley Mirror Stems And Extensions and Harley Mirror Covers And Trim direct from J&P Cycles.com.

Harley Davidson Mirrors FAQ's

What should I look for when buying new Harley mirrors?
When buying new mirrors, you're balancing style and function. You need to make sure they have the correct "stem" and threading for your Harley's controls. After that, look at the mirror size. Small, "custom" mirrors look great, but they give you a very small field of vision, which can be a safety trade-off.

Do I need special mirrors for my Harley?
Yes, Harley-Davidson uses a specific thread pitch for its mirrors, so you can't just buy any "universal" motorcycle mirror. Even trickier, the left and right mirrors often have different threads! Always buy "H-D specific" mirrors to ensure they'll bolt right into your stock lever perches.

Are "bar-end" mirrors a good option?
Bar-end mirrors are a very popular custom look, especially for cafe racers and "club-style" bikes. They mount in the end of your handlebars and can give you a very wide, clear view of what's behind you. The trade-off is that they make your bike wider, so you have to be careful splitting lanes or fitting in your garage.

Why do my mirrors vibrate so much I can't see?
Ah, the classic V-Twin problem! That vibration is just part of the Harley experience. Some mirrors are "vibration-dampened" with rubber mounts to help. But often, a blurry mirror just means your engine is idling. Once you're moving and the RPMs are up, the vibration should smooth out, and your mirrors will become clear again.