Review on Offroad Driving Waterproof Wrangler Motorcycle Lights & Lighting Accessories by Kenneth Bryan

Installed them on my ATV, well you can say I tried. Hooked up and tested 1 side, went to the 2nd headlight and one of the screws on the side to guide the headlights was not tightened. The threads in the case are striped and I was only able to tighten one side. Tok quad to ride the washboard trails we have here and before I could get to 1000ft both were aiming for the ground. Gave each screw about twice what it takes to stay in place and moved about twice as far before moving again. Now I can see 1 with a moving screw but another with a good 40# of torque on a tiny screw that is also moving. There should be protrusions on the body and grooves cut in the mounts to keep these things in place. on site. My recommendation as they give a nice bright light that doesn't take much power from your wheel is to cut some cross grooves in the body and use a file or use one of these on the inner area of the mounts where the body rides Star discs with outside fingers and it doesn't move like mine. Tomorrow I'll cut another bad hole, find some of these shims and try again, I need to be able to put in many miles, months of driving before I worry, they're not set, no 5 minute- Journey. Again, they're nice and bright and aim well, so it's worth a little extra work to get them right.