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 Canada.
12models
24variants
4categories
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 Canada, grouped by category. Specs once per model, one card per version.
Bike mirrors
Glass rear-view mirrors for bar ends or handlebar clamps, adjustable through 360°.
Bar end · 124 × 67 mm
Extra-Large Bar-End Mirror
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
Handlebar clamp · long arm
Extra-Large Clamp Mirror
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
Bar end · 150 × 65 mm
Wide-Angle Bar-End Mirror
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
Bar end · 150 × 65 mm
Bar-End Mirror with Automotive Glass
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
Clamp · aluminium arm
3D Adjustable Arm Mirror
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
Mudguards & fenders
Front, rear and full sets for MTB, e-bike, gravel and road wheels.
24–29″ · 8 cm / 8.8 cm wide
Wide Universal Fender Set
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
24–29″ · seat-post mount
Quick-Release Adjustable Fender
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″
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
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 3
Videos 2
Up to 35 kg · 41–49 cm
Adjustable Clamp Kickstand
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
Universal chain stay
Learn More →
Oval / square chain stay
Learn More →
Up to 45 kg · centre mount
Centre-Mount Kickstand
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
Standard
Learn More →Phone mounts
Aluminium and lightweight handlebar mounts for smartphones.
4.7–7.2″ phones
CNC Aluminium Phone Mount
A forged and CNC-machined holder with a V-shaped clamp that holds the phone by its corners, away from the side buttons. Handlebar-clamp and stem-cap versions.
- Fits12–31.8 mm
- Size4.7–7.2″
- MaterialAluminium
- Weight6.3 oz
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
Standard
Learn More →Built for real riding
Where RBRL parts earn their place on the bike.
01
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.
02
Stay clean on wet trails
Wide guards stop the stripe of mud up your back and keep spray off the drivetrain and suspension.
03
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
★★★★★
“Great Kick Stand. It looks good on the bike, and with its function and sturdiness, you could not ask for anything more. It hugs the frame nicely. Just make sure the rear angles on your frame meet the instructions' expectations. If it does, you are good to go. Great Kick Stand”
★★★★★
“Mirror has good reach to allow for clear view behind rider. I liked that the bar attachment is metal as it clamps on securely and mirror holds it's position well even on bumpy trails. I am pleased enough that I purchased a second one.”
★★★★★
“Rarely do you find a product that truly lives up to hype. These bike fenders are excellent, easy to install and flexible. I loved it so much I bought two pairs. Both bike I installed them on were different: a mountain bike abc commuter bike. Both installation methods worked out really well.”
★★★★★
“Bought one of these for my wife's bike. We liked it so much we bought a second for mine. It has a large field of view and is easily adjustable.”
★★★★★
“Excellent kick stand. Used this on my Kona Fire Mountain and it was a perfect fit. Came with all necessary hardware and even the hex key to install it. Would highly recommend if you're spacing is 40mm.”
★★★★★
“My e-bike didn't come with fenders (it's a mountain bike style) and these work really well as an add-on. Easy to install, easy to take off, and them seem pretty durable. I'm quite happy with them.”
★★★★★
“Perfect fit for my ebike. Tried it out yesterday and it is just what I wanted. Easy to install with multiple adjustment options. Highly recommend.”
★★★★☆
“The large size provides a good rear view. Easy to install on the end of handlebars so it does take up any space there which is at a premium on an e-bike. The only thing I’d like is a bit more adjustability. Otherwise - good value.”
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.
Which phones fit the phone mount?
The aluminium mount takes phones from 4.7″ to 7.2″ and clamps to bars from 12 to 31.8 mm; the V-clamp grips the corners so side buttons stay free.
Do I need special tools?
No. Each part includes the hex keys and screws it needs; strap-mounted fenders need no tools at all.