224,7mm

Height

500g

Weight

2

Finishes

No

Hardware included

Product

Product code

RM03

Material

Aluminum alloy

CNC machining

Colors

Black or silver

It’s the only one in the range offered in two finishes.

Weight

about 500

Per individual mirror

Measurements

Spring

156,2 × 97,5

Arm length

149,9

The shortest arm in the aluminum range

Total height

224,7

The most compact in the range

Depth

67,6

Stem mount

27

Equipment

Content

Only the pair of mirrors

No hardware: you need the adapter kit with the code corresponding to your mount

Specifications declared by the manufacturer LOBOO. If in doubt about compatibility with your model, please contact us before purchasing.

RM03 · altezza 224,7 mm · alluminio · nero o argento

All you need to know before ordering

Technical specifications, equipment, delivery, and warranty: find every detail, verified against official LOBOO documentation, below.

Description LOBOO RM03 motorcycle rearview mirrors

Pair of LOBOO RM03 folding rearview mirrors, right and left, made of aluminum alloy. It is the most compact in the range: 224.7 mm in total height and a 149.9 mm arm, so it protrudes less to the side than the RM01 and RM02 while retaining a 156.2 × 97.5 mm lens.

Black or silver

It is the only model in the range that the manufacturer states is available in two finishes, black and silver.

Hardware not included

The package contains only the pair of mirrors. To install them, you need the adapter kit with the code corresponding to your mount, purchased separately: keep this in mind when comparing the price with the RM01, which comes complete instead.

Before installing them

What matters is not the motorcycle model but the original mirror screw: diameter, pitch, and thread direction. Several motorcycles use a reverse thread on the left side. Try tightening it by hand for at least five turns: if you feel resistance, stop. Do not tighten it fully right away: make all adjustments first, then tighten it securely.

Construction and dimensions

Aluminum alloy, approximately 500 g per mirror. Depth: 67.6 mm; mounting stem: 27 mm.

Lens note: it is spherical, so objects appear smaller and seem farther away than they really are. Do not adjust the mirror while riding, and periodically check that it remains tight.

Why choose it
  • Foldable stem:reduces bulk in narrow passages, boxes, and during transport.
  • Bends instead of breaking:in the event of a side fall, the foldable part limits damage.
  • Universal application:with the model-specific adapter kit, if necessary.
Who is it recommended for

Before ordering, a check:the mirrors are universal, but the mounting varies from bike to bike. In most cases, you will need the LOBOO adapter kit specific to your model, available on a separate page for a few euros.

The kits cover BMW, KTM, Honda, Ducati, Husqvarna, Aprilia, Triumph, CFMOTO, Benelli, Voge, Kove and other brands. Write us the brand, model and year and we will tell you the correct code.

Documents and manufacturer

Assembly and notes

  • For assembly, a model-specific adapter kit, not included, may be required.
  • Rearview mirrors are a safety device: after assembly, check the field of view and the tightness.
  • Use on public roads is subject to the provisions of the Highway Code regarding rearview mirrors.
  • Periodically check the tightness of the stem and the folding mechanism.

How does it work, in detail?

The most compact in the range

The most compact in the range

With a 149.9 mm arm and a total height of 224.7 mm, the RM03 protrudes less than all other LOBOO mirrors while retaining a 156.2 × 97.5 mm lens.

It’s the choice for those who navigate between cars in the city or already have wide handlebars and don’t want to add bulk.

CNC aluminum, black or silver

CNC aluminum, black or silver

CNC-machined aluminum alloy body, approximately 500 g per mirror. It is the only model in the range that the manufacturer states is available in two finishes: black and silver.

They fold in one motion

They fold in one motion

The joint allows the mirror to fold along the handlebar: it is useful in narrow passages, in the garage, on the van, and in the event of a fall, it is the part that gives way instead of breaking.

The manual recommends offsetting the angle between the right and left sides slightly, so that when folded they do not touch.

Spherical lens: more field of view, but watch the distances

Spherical lens: more field of view, but watch the distances

The curvature broadens the field of view compared with a flat mirror and reduces the blind spot behind you.

The manufacturer itself points out the downside: objects appear smaller, and therefore farther away than they really are. Keep this in mind when assessing safe distances.

Anti-reflective coating

Anti-reflective coating

The lens features an anti-reflective coating designed to reduce glare from the headlights of vehicles behind you at night and from low-angle light at dawn and dusk.

The adapter kit is required

The adapter kit is required

The package contains only the pair of mirrors; the hardware is not included. To install them, you need the adapter kit with the code corresponding to your mount, which is purchased separately.

Keep this in mind when comparing prices: the RM01 costs more but already comes complete with hardware.

Spherical joint, free angle

Spherical joint, free angle

The ball mount lets you aim the lens in any direction, without the fixed positions of a ratcheting joint: adjust it to your build and driving position.

Before ordering, check the screw

Before ordering, check the screw

What matters is not the motorcycle model but the mount: the diameter, pitch, and thread direction of the original screw. Several motorcycles use a reverse thread on the left side.

Try screwing it in by hand for at least five turns: if you feel resistance, stop. If in doubt, send us the make, model, and year, and we’ll check before you place the order.

FAQs

For more information, please see our FAQ.

How do I know if they fit my motorcycle?

The motorcycle model does not matter, but the original mirror screw does: its diameter, thread pitch, and thread direction. Several motorcycles use a reverse thread on the left side. Remove the original screw, compare it, and try to screw it in by hand for at least five turns: if you feel resistance, stop. If in doubt, send us the make, model, and year, and we’ll verify compatibility before you place the order.

Do I have to buy the adapter kit as well?

Yes. Without the adapter kit, the mirror cannot be mounted on any motorcycle: the mounting hardware is not included in the package. The kit costs €4.50 and is specific to your motorcycle’s mounting system, so you need to choose the correct one. Use the selector at the top of this page: choose the make and model, then add it to your order with one click. The only exception in the range is the version designed for BMW motorcycles with the LCW system, which comes complete.

How do I know which kit my motorcycle needs?

The selector at the top of the page covers 17 brands and around fifty models from the manufacturer's official list: select the brand and model, and it will show you the correct part number, price, and availability. Note two cases where the model alone isn't enough: for the CFMOTO 800MT, the kit varies depending on whether handguards are fitted, while for the KTM 1290 Super Adventure R, it varies by year. If your motorcycle isn't listed, write to us with the brand, model, and year, and we'll check before you order.

Is the hardware included?

No. The package contains only the pair of mirrors, right and left. To install them, you need the adapter kit with the code corresponding to your mounting system, which is purchased separately. Keep this in mind when comparing the price with the RM01, which comes complete.

How bulky are they?

The RM03 is the most compact in the range: a 149.9 mm arm and a total height of 224.7 mm, compared with 241.4 mm for the RM01 and 234.1 mm for the RM02. The lens is still generously sized at 156.2 × 97.5 mm. Depth: 67.6 mm; mounting stem: 27 mm.

What’s the difference between RM03 and RM03-Lite?

The dimensions are almost identical; the construction is different. The RM03 is made entirely of aluminum alloy and weighs approximately 500 g per mirror, while the RM03-Lite has an aluminum arm but a PC+ABS housing, reducing its weight to approximately 395 g. The RM03 is also the only one of the two listed as available in a silver finish.

Do they really fold up, and what happens if I fall?

Yes: the joint allows you to fold the mirror along the handlebar and return it to its original position. In the event of a fall, the joint gives way instead of the stem bending or breaking. The manual recommends slightly offsetting the angle between the right and left mirrors so that they do not touch when folded.

Why do cars look farther away in the mirror?

Because the lens is spherical, as the manufacturer explicitly states: the curvature widens the field of view and reduces the blind spot, but makes objects appear smaller and therefore farther away than they really are. This is the trade-off with all convex mirrors: for the first few kilometers, it is worth getting used to it and allowing a little extra margin when judging distances.

Are they approved for road use?

LOBOO does not publish a homologation number for these mirrors, and we do not claim what the manufacturer does not claim. Rearview mirrors are a safety device subject to the regulations of the Highway Code: if the motorcycle is intended for road use, check the requirements before installation. After installation, always check the field of vision and tightening.

Is the product covered by a warranty?

Yes, dual coverage. You have the 24-month legal conformity warranty required by law, which applies to us; in addition, LOBOO provides 12 months from the date of sale for quality defects, and after that period, it will intervene by charging only for the materials. We handle the case with the manufacturer. Damage caused by falls, incorrect installation, or product modifications is not covered.

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