The Oberon Performance Adjustable Motorcycle Mirror Bar End gives you a matched bar end for the opposite side of your handlebar when you fit a single Oberon adjustable mirror. It completes the handlebar assembly by filling the unused end with a bar end that uses the same materials, machining standards and clamping method as the mirror-side unit.
Discover the key features of this product:
- CNC-Machined Billet Aluminium Body: Manufactured from a solid billet of aluminium using precision CNC machining that produces a consistent outer profile, accurate dimensions and a smooth surface finish, providing you with a rigid and durable bar end that mirrors the construction quality of the Oberon mirror mount and helping you maintain uniformity across both sides of the handlebars.
- Internal Expanding Clamp Assembly: Designed with an expansion system that operates via a central fastener to press the inner components evenly against the inside of the handlebar tube, delivering a controlled and secure mechanical grip that resists loosening, supporting consistent weighting at the bar end and ensuring the unit stays firmly seated during daily riding.
- Harmonised Design Geometry: Shaped to match the external form, diameter and visual profile of the Oberon adjustable mirror bar end, allowing you to achieve a balanced handlebar layout that avoids leaving one side open or visually uneven and giving you a tidy finish that integrates cleanly with existing Oberon components.
You use this bar end to complete the opposite side of your handlebar when you prefer a single-mirror setup, which helps you maintain symmetrical weighting and a consistent feel across both grips during routine manoeuvres and longer motorway stretches. Its secure clamping design supports a stable fit that withstands regular use without requiring frequent readjustment. Adding this bar end to your motorcycle setup offers a practical and tidy way to finish the unused side of the handlebar, giving you a smart choice for keeping your controls balanced and neatly presented.