5 3/4" 5.75 Inch Motorcycle Headlight Housing Bucket - Universal Headlight Assembly Replacement for Motorcycle Headlight Mounting, Durable Headlight Bracket Housing

Excelente

Looks exactly like the pictures, came just as described and would of fit if it wasn't for the awkward design of the bike I bought it for. Nothing is wrong with the product, but turns out I couldn't even use it. Otherwise very solid materials used, simplistic design and would be super easy to install any headlight that would fit.It just happens I'm not exactly the sharpest tool in the shed sometimes. :D

Simple can and it works fine.

Good parts: bucket well made, rim has a retaining stub for holding the light in while installing clips, good sized clips easy to install by hand, Sunpie 5.75 light fit hole perfectlyNot so good parts: Amazingly, the bronze squared-off nuts that slide thru the side of the bucket doesn't compress the rubber gasket at all when tightened by the side mounting bolt. So the entire bucket is free to rotate even tho it seems the bolts are as tight as they can be. And they are, because the bronze nuts are too thick and press against the bolt head before doing anything to compress the rubber on the bucket. The redneck engineer way to fix this is to hold the flared end of the nut with needle nosed visegrips and grind down the height by about 3/16 to 1/4 inch on a bench grinder. Caution: wear full face protection (not just eye protection), thick leather gloves, and there will be lots of sparks. Once the nut has been shortened, the rubber gasket now gets cinched down on the bucket and the bucket doesn't move. You also can tell that the nut has not hit the bolt head yet.Oh, the one size fits all fork brackets are garbage. Just accept that you need to buy a set of brackets for the size of the fork. Yeah, you end up buying a set of nice brackets for $30 after the nice bucket with crappy brackets cost $30.

These are my initial thoughts and impressions and I have not tested this product on the road yet. First off shipping was super fast, second the product seems very cheaply made. The instructions are about worthless but installation is pretty straight forward. There wasn’t any grommet around the bucket opening where the wiring goes through, even though it’s supposed to have it and it didn’t come in the box. The wire clips that hold the light in place will be the failing point IMO. The housing itself don’t seem bad but this will be getting replaced in the future. All in all I guess it was worth the 25 bucks.

This does not fit 2010 a sportster. It moves a lot even when tightened all the way.

I bought this for a motorized bicycle and it even fit the smaller diameter fork tubes on that so I'm happy with it. It holds my headlight perfectly and has plenty of room left for the usual rats nest of wires most older motorcycles have. It does shake the headlight around quite a bit even with a piece of rubber and the little bit of stick on pad they supply, but it's to be expected I guess. I'm sure most motorcycles have suspension up front and my lack thereof is why, so I can't blame the product whatsoever. It was a good price, got all I needed to mount it and it is well packaged so I received it undamaged. I'd buy another if ever the need arises again.

Just simple