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Independent RBRL guide

Ride-ready parts for every bike you own

Mirrors, mudguards, kickstands, locks and cockpit parts from RBRL – grouped by model, with the fit measurements you need before you order in the US.

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27models
48variants
9categories
24–29″typical wheel fit

Small parts that change how a bike rides

RBRL makes bolt-on accessories for mountain bikes, e-bikes, city and trekking bikes: rear-view mirrors with glass lenses, wide mudguards, aluminium kickstands, folding locks, ergonomic grips, loud mini bells and phone mounts.

Most RBRL parts are sold in several versions – left, right or a pair of mirrors, front, rear or full fender sets, 18 mm or 40 mm kickstand mounts. Every version below has its own card, so you can pick exactly the one that matches your bike.

The RBRL lineup

Every model currently available in the US, grouped by category. Specs once per model, one card per version.

Bike mirrors 17Mudguards & fenders 9Kickstands 10Folding locks 3Handlebar grips 3Bike bells 2Saddles 2Bottle cages & racks 1Phone mounts 1

Bike mirrors

Glass rear-view mirrors for bar ends or handlebar clamps, adjustable through 360°.

RBRL Extra-Large Bar-End Mirror
Bar end · 124 × 67 mm

Extra-Large Bar-End Mirror

4.5(2,964 ratings)Rating shared by all versions of this listing.

A large glass lens on a long nylon arm that plugs into the open end of a flat handlebar. Three screws on the back hold the angle on rough roads; a dust cap covers the screw hole.

  • MountingBar end (open bar)
  • Fits15–20 mm
  • Size124 × 67 mm
  • MaterialGlass, nylon arm

Versions 2

Videos 2

Handlebar clamp · long arm

Extra-Large Clamp Mirror

4.5(1,448 ratings)Rating shared by all versions of this listing.

The same 124 × 67 mm glass lens on an aluminium extension arm that clamps around the bar, so it also fits bikes whose bar ends are closed or taken by grips.

  • MountingHandlebar clamp
  • Fits22.2–25.4 mm
  • Size124 × 67 mm
  • MaterialGlass, aluminium

Versions 2

Videos 2

Bar end · 150 × 65 mm

Wide-Angle Bar-End Mirror

4.5(187 ratings)Rating shared by all versions of this listing.

A wide, flat-top lens on an arm that rotates up and down through 360°. The three-point screw fixing keeps it from drifting; expansion bolts for 15–17.5 and 17.5–20 mm bar ends are included.

  • MountingBar end (open bar)
  • Fits15–20 mm
  • Size150 × 65 mm
  • MaterialGlass, aluminium
  • Weight5.2 oz

Versions 3

Videos 1

Bar end · 150 × 65 mm

Bar-End Mirror with Automotive Glass

4.6(1,237 ratings)Rating shared by all versions of this listing.

Convex automotive-grade glass on a hollow nylon-fibre arm. Fits flat and drop bars with open ends; a separate left version is made for oval bar ends.

  • MountingBar end (open bar)
  • Fits15–20 mm
  • Size150 × 65 mm
  • MaterialGlass, nylon arm
  • Weight6.5 oz

Versions 4

Videos 2

Clamp · impact pivot

Drop-Proof Handlebar Mirror

4.7(33 ratings)Rating shared by all versions of this listing.

A clamp-on mirror with an aluminium base and a pivot that swings away on impact instead of snapping. Three-layer glass is scratch-resistant and shatter-proof.

  • MountingHandlebar clamp
  • Fits22.2–25.4 mm
  • Size150 × 65 mm
  • MaterialGlass, aluminium

Versions 2

Clamp · aluminium arm

3D Adjustable Arm Mirror

4.5(1,361 ratings)Rating shared by all versions of this listing.

A jointed aluminium arm lets you push the lens further out past your elbows and set it horizontally and vertically. It folds flat for parking and pivots away on impact.

  • MountingHandlebar clamp
  • Fits22.2–25.4 mm
  • Size124 × 67 mm
  • MaterialGlass, aluminium
  • Weight7.8 oz

Versions 3

Videos 2

Bar end · Ø 80 mm

Round Aluminium Bar-End Mirror

A compact round convex glass mirror on a cranked aluminium arm. The angle adjusts by hand without tools, and the arm folds back in tight spaces.

  • MountingBar end (open bar)
  • Fits15–20 mm
  • SizeØ 80 mm
  • MaterialGlass, aluminium
  • Weight4.5 oz

Versions 1

Mudguards & fenders

Front, rear and full sets for MTB, e-bike, gravel and road wheels.

RBRL MTB & E-Bike Fender Set
27.5″ / 29″ · tyres up to 3.0″

MTB & E-Bike Fender Set

4.7(179 ratings)Rating shared by all versions of this listing.

Long, wide mudguards for trail and e-MTB wheels, fixed with wide hook-and-loop straps and cable ties – no tools. A bonus rear extension piece adds extra coverage where the frame allows.

  • MountingStraps + ties, tool-free
  • Wheel size27.5–29″
  • Tyre width≤ 3.0″
  • Weight13.8 oz

Versions 3

RBRL Suspension MTB Fender Set
26–29″ · seat-stay mount

Suspension MTB Fender Set

4.3(154 ratings)

Front and rear guards on thick support arms that mount to the seat stays, so they also work on full-suspension frames with a low seat tube. Not for V-brake bikes.

  • MountingSupport arms on seat stays
  • Wheel size26–29″
  • Tyre width1.5–2.5″
  • Weight20.8 oz

Versions 1

Videos 2

24–29″ · cable-tie mount

Full-Suspension Fender Set

4.3(40 ratings)

An impact-resistant PP fender set with a soft TPE tail. The rear guard mounts directly on the seat stay with ties; the front extension clips on quickly.

  • MountingSeat stay, cable ties
  • Wheel size24–29″
  • Tyre width1.5–2.5″
  • Weight11.6 oz

Versions 1

RBRL Wide Universal Fender Set
24–29″ · 8 cm / 8.8 cm wide

Wide Universal Fender Set

4.4(1,176 ratings)

A front guard that bolts into the fork (19–35 mm hole) and a rear guard for round seat posts. The rear angle adjusts with two buttons.

  • MountingFork hole + seat post
  • Wheel size24–29″
  • Tyre width1.5–2.5″
  • Weight13.4 oz

Versions 1

Videos 2

24–29″ · seat-post mount

Quick-Release Adjustable Fender

4.2(2,216 ratings)Rating shared by all versions of this listing.

A long, streamlined rear guard on a quick-release seat-post clamp with spacers for 27.2 and 34.9 mm posts; also sold as a front-and-rear set.

  • MountingQuick release
  • Wheel size24–29″
  • Tyre width1.5–2.5″

Versions 2

Videos 2

RBRL Gravel & Road Fender Set
28″ / 700C · 28–45 mm tyres

Gravel & Road Fender Set

4.3(935 ratings)

Slim front and rear guards for gravel, cyclocross and road bikes, fixed with rubber straps that protect the paint. Two rear extension lengths are included.

  • MountingRubber straps
  • Wheel size28″ / 700C
  • Tyre width28–45 mm
  • Weight5.3 oz

Versions 1

Kickstands

Aluminium side and centre stands for 24–29″ bikes and heavy e-bikes.

18 mm or 40 mm hole spacing

Kickstand for Frame Mounting Holes

4.5(421 ratings)Rating shared by all versions of this listing.

An aluminium rear stand that bolts into the two threaded holes on the chain stay. Length adjusts with a red push button; choose the version that matches your hole spacing and bike weight.

  • MountingTwo frame holes
  • Wheel size24–29″
  • Length13.8–16.5 in
  • Weight11.3 oz

Versions 4

Videos 2

Up to 85 kg · 26–29″

Heavy-Duty E-Bike Kickstand

4.5(93 ratings)Rating shared by all versions of this listing.

A reinforced aluminium side stand for heavy e-bikes with a wide anti-slip foot. Height adjusts in grooves from 38 to 46 cm; versions for 40 mm and 18 mm mounting holes.

  • MountingTwo frame holes
  • Wheel size26–29″
  • Max load187 lb
  • Length15.0–18.1 in
  • Weight17.6 oz

Versions 2

Videos 2

RBRL Pro Max Clamp Kickstand
Up to 45 kg · clamp mount

Pro Max Clamp Kickstand

4.3(940 ratings)

Clamps around rectangular or oval chain stays, so it fits frames without mounting holes. A wide nylon foot grips on gravel and cobbles.

  • MountingChain-stay clamp
  • Wheel size24–29″
  • Max load99 lb
  • Length13.8–16.1 in
  • Weight12.0 oz

Versions 1

Videos 1

Up to 35 kg · 41–49 cm

Adjustable Clamp Kickstand

4.5(934 ratings)Rating shared by all versions of this listing.

A rear clamp-on stand with a long 41–49 cm adjustment range; one version for universal chain stays and one for oval or square tubes.

  • MountingChain-stay clamp
  • Wheel size24–29″
  • Max load77 lb
  • Length16.1–19.3 in
  • Weight17.6 oz

Versions 2

Up to 45 kg · centre mount

Centre-Mount Kickstand

4.2(135 ratings)

Mounts behind the bottom bracket, with or without a frame plate, and keeps heavier bikes upright. Length adjusts by button from 33 to 40 cm.

  • MountingCentre mount
  • Wheel size24–29″
  • Max load99 lb
  • Length13.0–15.7 in

Versions 1

Folding locks

Hardened-steel folding locks with frame brackets, key or 4-digit code.

Key lock · hardened steel

Heavy-Duty Folding Lock

4.5(111 ratings)Rating shared by all versions of this listing.

A longer, heavier folding lock with a coated steel chain of links, an anti-drill cylinder and a frame bracket. Four keys included.

  • MountingFrame bracket
  • LockingKey (4 keys)

Versions 2

Videos 1

4-digit code · 90 cm

Combination Folding Lock with Tracker Holder

4.0(47 ratings)

A 546 g folding lock opened by a 4-digit code, with a hidden compartment for a Bluetooth tracker tag (tag not included). Mounts on the bottle-cage bolts or with straps.

  • MountingFrame bracket
  • Length35.4 in
  • Locking4-digit code
  • Weight19.3 oz

Versions 1

Handlebar grips

Ergonomic lock-on grips with palm wings for 22.2 mm bars.

22.2 mm · 3-zone comfort

Ergonomic Lock-On Grips

4.6(82 ratings)

Grips with a wide wrist support that spreads pressure across the palm. An aluminium lock-on ring keeps them from twisting; TPE rubber stays grippy in rain.

  • MountingLock-on ring
  • Fits22.2 mm
  • MaterialTPE rubber

Versions 1

22.2 mm · palm wings

Winged Ergonomic Grips

4.1(106 ratings)

Extra-wide palm wings give a second hand position on long rides. The reinforced alloy clamp sits inside the wing and tightens with one screw.

  • MountingLock-on ring
  • Fits22.2 mm
  • MaterialTPE rubber
  • Weight10.6 oz

Versions 2

Videos 3

Bike bells

Compact 100–110 dB bells that fit flat, drop and aero bars.

19 g · 21–22.2 mm bars

110 dB Mini Bell

4.2(166 ratings)

A tiny aluminium bell with a stainless spring and a diamond-pattern lever you can use in gloves. Low profile, so it fits next to brakes and shifters.

  • Fits21–22.2 mm
  • Volume110 dB
  • MaterialAluminium
  • Weight0.7 oz

Versions 1

Videos 1

25 g · 22–32 mm bars

100 dB Brass Road Bell

A brass mini bell made for road and gravel bars, mounted top, side or underneath. The strap can be shortened to fit; a spacer handles 31.8 mm bars.

  • Fits22–32 mm
  • Volume100 dB
  • MaterialBrass
  • Weight0.9 oz

Versions 1

Videos 2

Saddles

Memory-foam saddles with twin shock-absorbing elastomers.

Twin shock absorbers

Memory-Foam Saddle

A wide saddle with high-density memory foam, a central ventilation channel and two shock-absorbing balls underneath. Waterproof cover; adapter for standard seat posts. City, trekking and MTB shapes.

  • MountingStandard seat post
  • MaterialMemory foam, PU
  • Weight20.1 oz

Versions 2

Bottle cages & racks

Side-entry bottle cages and an aluminium rear cargo rack.

Up to 75 kg · pannier rack

Aluminium Rear Cargo Rack

4.8(11 ratings)Rating shared by all versions of this listing.

A rear rack with stainless anti-loosening bolts for panniers and baskets. Needs rack eyelets at the dropouts; not for full-suspension, road or carbon frames.

  • MountingFrame eyelets
  • Max load165 lb
  • MaterialAluminium

Versions 1

Phone mounts

Aluminium and lightweight handlebar mounts for smartphones.

Damped · phones up to 300 g

Lightweight Phone Handlebar Mount

A light, compact smartphone holder with built-in vibration damping that mounts on the handlebar and comes off again quickly.

  • Size≤ 300 g
  • MaterialNylon

Versions 1

Built for real riding

Where RBRL parts earn their place on the bike.

See traffic without turning your head – RBRL
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See traffic without turning your head

A glass mirror on the bar end or clamp shows what is coming from behind while you keep your eyes forward – especially useful on e-bikes and in town.

Stay clean on wet trails – RBRL
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Stay clean on wet trails

Wide guards stop the stripe of mud up your back and keep spray off the drivetrain and suspension.

Park a loaded e-bike anywhere – RBRL
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Park a loaded e-bike anywhere

Aluminium kickstands with broad feet hold heavy bikes upright on gravel, grass and cobbles.

Videos from RBRL

Product overviews, installation guides and tests from the brand.

What RBRL parts have in common

Tools in the box

Hex keys, spacers and screws for the common sizes come with each part.

Clear fit data

Bar diameters, hole spacing and wheel sizes are stated for every model.

Metal where it matters

Aluminium arms, bases and stands; hardened steel for locks.

For e-bikes too

Heavier stands, wider guards and mirrors that suit upright e-bike positions.

Fitting guide

Measure first, then fit – the steps that matter most for RBRL mirrors, fenders and kickstands, summarised from the product instructions.

  1. Check your handlebar end

    Bar-end mirrors need an open bar with 15–20 mm inner diameter and about 6 cm of free space inside. Closed ends or lock-on grips? Choose a clamp mirror for 22.2–25.4 mm bars.

  2. Set and lock the mirror

    Fit the expansion bolt, set the arm so your shoulder does not block the view, then tighten the three screws behind the lens. Re-tighten after the first rides.

  3. Match wheel and tyre

    Check the wheel size and tyre width printed on your tyre against the fender model. V-brakes, suspension forks without a bridge or frame locks may block some mounts.

  4. Leave clearance

    Keep at least 2.5 cm between guard and tyre and tighten every screw or strap before riding, then test that nothing rubs when the suspension compresses.

  5. Measure the stand position

    Look for two threaded holes on the chain stay (18 mm or 40 mm apart). Without holes, use a clamp stand. Distance from mounting point to ground should be about 26–32 cm.

  6. Adjust the length

    Press the red button or loosen the screw, set the length so the bike leans slightly, then lock it. Too long and the bike tips the other way.

Care

Wipe mirror glass with a soft cloth only, rinse fenders with plain water, and check screws on mirrors, stands and racks every few weeks – vibration loosens everything over time.

Quick fixes

  • Mirror vibrates or dropsTighten the three screws behind the lens and the expansion bolt; use the smaller bolt for narrow bars.
  • Fender rubs the tyreIncrease the gap to 2.5 cm or more and re-angle the guard.
  • Bike falls over on the standShorten the stand a little and check that the mounting screws are tight.
  • Part slips on the barCheck the bar diameter and use the supplied rubber spacer or shim.

What riders say

Selected 4- and 5-star buyer reviews of the models listed here.

★★★★★
“This really is a universal rack! I bought it for my 20” wheel folding Bike Friday as I needed a rack that could come apart flat for packing. Using a combination of the included parts, I got it to fit perfectly. Hold full-sized panniers with no heel strike.”
NWReaderAluminium Rear Cargo Rack
★★★★★
“I got a set of two and I’m digging’ em! They mount easily and securely and, they can be folded in (this is awesome for me as I store mine indoors and this feature allows me to pass through doorways!) then they rotate around and stop at the original mounting position.”
Thomas CastleDrop-Proof Handlebar Mirror
★★★★★
“ive had it for a year! its been reliable and super sturdy. its a mountain bike with 29in tires. I use it on the second highest notch. before this kickstand, i tired regular sized ones that weren't long enough. RBRL kickstand is exactly what I need”
George OcampoAdjustable Clamp Kickstand
★★★★★
“The best insert side mirrors I have found for my e bike. The adjustments for setting your rearview mirror are the best I have tried. The down right look is the best and enhances the look of my bike. Easy to install and the fold I'm for storage.”
CLCustomsExtra-Large Bar-End Mirror
★★★★★
“Exactly what I was after. A fully adjustable and rigid mirror. Has a long reach, giving flexibility on where you locate it on the bar. Better than expected. No distortion on the reflection. Breakaway feature seems very likely to work.”
BuyerExtra-Large Clamp Mirror
★★★★★
“This is a very strong kickstand to replace your original equipment stand. Used it today for a heavy grocery order with panniers. Worked perfectly after the original stand broke on a previous grocery trip. Highly recommend”
Jeff S.Kickstand for Frame Mounting Holes
★★★★★
“First time I've had a kickstand on my bike in 7 years. It's very stable, with a nice big foot for different terrain. Extremely useful when I need a sweat drenched clothes change pitstop or to inspect for damage to the bike.”
CCEPro Max Clamp Kickstand
★★★★★
“This stand is as described and is of very high quality. Using it on a relatively heavy ebike with five inch tires. Installation took five minutes and fit perfectly. The wide footprint of the pad helps greatly on dirt and gravel, solid click when folding and no rattling.”
Grandpa JackHeavy-Duty E-Bike Kickstand

Frequently asked questions

Who makes RBRL bike accessories?

RBRL is a cycling accessories brand selling mirrors, mudguards, kickstands, locks, grips, bells, saddles and mounts. This site is an independent guide to its lineup and is not run by the brand.

Bar-end or clamp mirror – which do I need?

Bar-end mirrors plug into an open handlebar end with 15–20 mm inner diameter. If your bar ends are closed, or your grips have lock-on caps you want to keep, choose a clamp mirror for 22.2–25.4 mm bars.

Should I buy one mirror or a pair?

Riders in right-hand traffic usually fit a left mirror; in the UK and other left-hand traffic countries a right mirror. A pair gives a full view on both sides and is popular on e-bikes.

Are the mirrors real glass?

Yes. RBRL mirrors use convex automotive-grade or HD glass rather than plastic film, which gives a sharper, less distorted image.

Which fender fits a full-suspension mountain bike?

Look at the seat-stay mounted sets (Suspension MTB and Full-Suspension sets) or the strap-mounted MTB & E-Bike set. They do not need a seat-post or rack eyelets.

Will the fenders fit wide tyres?

Most MTB sets cover tyres from 1.5″ to 2.5″; the MTB & E-Bike set goes up to 3.0″ and the quick-release set to 2.8″. The gravel set is made for 28–45 mm tyres.

How do I know if my bike has 18 mm or 40 mm holes?

Look at the left chain stay just behind the bottom bracket: many city and e-bikes have a plate with two threaded holes. Measure centre to centre – 18 mm or 40 mm – and pick that version.

Which kickstand suits a heavy e-bike?

The Heavy-Duty E-Bike stand is rated to 85 kg; the 45 kg versions suit most trekking and city bikes. Clamp stands are the choice for frames without mounting holes.

How do I mount the folding lock?

The bracket screws onto the bottle-cage bolts or attaches anywhere on the frame with straps or ties. The lock clicks into the bracket and does not rattle while riding.

Do the grips fit my handlebar?

All RBRL grips are made for standard 22.2 mm bars and lock on with an alloy ring and a hex screw. Measure about 14 cm of free bar for winged grips.