LED Motorcycle Lights White, Motorcycle Driving Lights 3 Inch 40W Round Headlight with Blue Angle Eye Running Fog Light

..than you paid for. I believe this to be true with these little lights. Yes, they are only effective in a up and down vertical install due to the nature of the housing (projector NOT reflector) and LED placement, however as long as you are aware of this fact going into it, it should pose no problem to you. I installed these on my 08 BMW 135i in front ground effects, and they look outstanding and are nearly as bright as the headlights. There really is no need for the blue halos (beyond making it look like they are xenon bulbs) and wiring the lights with some way to toggle between the individual colors poses its own challenges, so I chose just to wire both +POS leads to the same relay - which works AOK. Over all, a great product in a sea of me -too, same product different-insane-china-naming-weirdness LED lights!

Though not a 40 watt and never expected them to be, the 7 watt output (measured, not guessing this) is still plenty bright for an ebike that I have one installed on. Very happy with cost and value I have gotten from it and have a spare in case the one installed were to fail. Would purchase again if ever needed. Keep in mind this puts out a wide beam, not circular, which again for me, that is perfect.

I don't like to review something that I haven't had for a while as I like things that last, but so far I'm very impressed I thought I'd give my remarks early. For context, I've installed them but haven't had the chance to ride my bike after installing them yet. For anyone curious the Black wire is obviously ground, the yellow wire is the blue light, while the red wire is for the white light. I chose to use the blue light with my low beams and the white light with my high beams but you could wire it opposite or have both lights on together. Overall, this seems to be a really solid fixture. As others stated, it came with two allen wrenches, unnecessary but appreciated. Both lights are bright. White light seems to project far and wide. Overall it is worth the money. My only complaint and reason for a star loss is the light pattern is horizontal to mounting side. Not a huge deal breaker but it means you can't really turn the fixture sideways unless you want to blind other drivers while limiting your ability to see far and wide. But you can adjust the bracket so that it is mounted on a vertical post, just the fixture cant mount horizontally.

I bought these lights thinking it would be an easy install but it’s not that simple. I need some help with the installation of these lights.Does anyone know how to connect the blue halo to low beam and then the regular white beam light for high beam??

I like the safety aspect of the blue light, Noticeable. High Beam is very bright white light and shines out about 40 ft. The mounting hardware and case are sturdy metal that will hold these lights in place forever. Wired right up to the headlight , plug n play , No Resistors. I made the light bar out of an old aluminum wind chime pipe. I really like the way they look and work.

Not what I was expecting. The light emits a wide beam but very narrow height wise. If that’s what you are looking for then great but if you want to mount it sideways then you will have some odd cat eyes on your motorcycle.

Would be nice if they had installation instructions or at least a wiring diagram.Had to go back to my order page to see what the wires were for. Once figured out it was simple to hookup.Like other comments, because I have it mounted on my motorcycle, the beam is vertical, no biggie, can make it work for me. Super bright light, have it aimed downward to not blind oncoming drivers, still able to see the road better than with my headlights alone.

The lights have been on the bike for a month now. One has now stopped working. No idea why. Not really happy with them at all. The light beam is very focused and awkward to make shine on the important part of a drivers view. I would not buy them again.