Abstract: Adjustable, multi-directional viewing, convex-shaped bicycle mirrors mounted as one assembly to the fork, handle bars or frame of a bicycle, reflecting in the forward and backward direction of the cyclist. When a cyclist is in the crouched riding position with his face pointed toward the ground for less wind resistance, the mirrors can be optically canvassed simultaneously, surveying in the forward direction for objects being approached and in the rear direction for objects approaching the cyclist. When attached to the bicycle to be closer to the bicyclist's face while he is riding in the standing position, the bicyclist can survey the forward preceding extent and/or backside approaching objects in the mirror while also negotiating diminutive objects upcoming on the ground.