2.7 Inch LED Driving Lights 40W, Off-Road ATV Truck Motorcycle LED Fog Lights Spot Beam, 6000K Round LED Pods Lamp Waterproof

The media could not be loaded. Updated: after having them for a few months they still work well and are very bright but does appear that some condensation leaks into the housing and is visible through the lens.Got these to add as accessories lights to my versys 300. Wanted leds to help reduce battery draw and these work perfectly on the bike. Install was simple with relay kit and handle bar switch that compliment these lights only took about an hour to get everything wired up and turned on. Didn't know what to expect but when I turned these on for the first time I was shocked at how bright they were. The were aimed a little high initially but the easily out powered the high beam of the bike. After aiming them down they easily lit up the foreground and provided some distance too with the center lens acting as a spot light. The pictures show the comparison with them on vs them off and the video shows them being toggled. Would certain buy again. Only complaint is I thought they came with the clamp to mount to crash bars but they didn't. Make sure to purchase the wiring kit and clamps to go along with them.

Getting very hard to match these lights (I currently had 4 on my SxS and wanted 4 more). There are a lot of square or goofy shaped LED offroad lights that cost less than these, and are rated at a higher Wattage or Lumens, but these are absolutely amazing for the size and durability. I dinged the durability and easy to install ratings because of the super inexpensive bolts and allen wrench provided in the box. For the price of these lights they should include top notch stainless bolts and a better quality allen wrench. The lights themselves are a real winner and so if you overlook the mounting hardware they should serve you well (at least they have for me).

Installed these on my Kawasaki Versys 650, using the Givi crash bars and a mounting kit. They're extremely sturdy and very bright, they seem quite well built.They also saved my life probably 10+ times the day I installed them, as I was driving down from Montreal to NYC on a late summer night, and the number of deer on the roads was incredible, I've never seen so many before. About every 15min (going 45mph instead of my usual ~75mph), the lights would illuminate deer 200m up the road, and I'd slow allowing the dear to leap across the road ahead of me.Without these lights angled outwards to illuminate the sides of the road ahead, my headlights would not have been enough to see the deer, and probably would be dead several times over.A+ would recommend getting these.

I only installed these lights on my 2019 Yamaha Xmax a few days ago. Last night was the test ride. Wow! They are so bright that I wouldn't use them in a heavy traffic area at night, but are terrific on rural roads, and a terrific asset on a rainy night. Hardware seems to be adequate, although I had to purchase mounting brackets for my particular application. The lights themselves appear to be very solid. Time will tell how durable these are, but at this price point, I'd buy them again!

Had these installed on my '14, Victory Vision, for 'bout 4 months... used maybe 6 times. This week, on the way to work, I noticed the road wasn't as well lit... one light down. I knew they were disposable but took a chance anyway.On the positive side... THEY ARE VERY BRIGHT. Had a motorist complain 'bout the brightness of the lights while at a stop light. So, turn them OFF until the freeway/highway.If you buy the right bracket they are a snap to mount. The wire's short. So, expect to solder-in a length of wire to a plug to make for a better system. Also, beware of runnin' the wiring by any radio antenna. With current flowing near an antenna the lights create static.More info...Since my last posting, I've replaced the lights on the bike and disassembled the old units. I've found the workmanship (i.e., machining, fitment, and casting of the lights to be excellent) but the electronics failed. Although the lens is plastic, with some defects, it's very durable and didn't scratch in the short time I had it on the bike. The inside has 2 O-rings (gaskets) which prevent moisture entry (fairly well). These are disposable lights without a bulb. As the pictures show... there's a small city of electronic parts inside the housing, all surface mounted, which may break-down with excessive heat.I've installed less expensive lights, without nearly the brightness of these, and hope they last longer.

Was great at first, then it started to show condensation behind lens. Once enough condensation was behind lens, it shorted out and doesn’t work! Worried how much longer until the second one shorts out..... by the time I actually installed them I was out of the return window!!! Auto time customer service is a joke too! Told me I used the fog lights for a prolonged amount of time or I must have rode in rain! When I have never been more than a half hour from home when I ride at night and I never ride my motorcycle in the rain!

I have these mounted to the forks of my KLR650 and holy hell there bright. I had to aim them down because I was getting high beames flashed at me a lot. Didn’t come with instructions or really anything, just a box and foam packing and the mounting hardware. But so far so good only used them 4 days now and I’m an not disappointed at all. Not sure on the range they go but there really not a spot more of a spill type of light but they really do light up everything. I bet won’t miss a speed limit sign at night the sign might even blind you from the reflection. I just hope they last for a couple years. Time will tell. Oh there more of a 7500k to 8000k light blue then a natural white 6000k like they claim.

It could use a better design of the holding mechanism. The position will not move with wind, but it can be moved by hand no matter how much you tighten it. These give out a lot of light.