Review on 🚀 High-Performance AUTOSAVER88 2PACK 12W LED Spot POD Race Lights: Off Road Motorcycle Dirt Bike Fog Driving Work Lights with 1200LM & IP68 Waterproof Rating by Seth Damain

These LED blocks are some of the best I've tried on multiple bikes and many thousands of miles. With a brightness of 1200 lumens, they offer fantastic utility day and night. My main goal when adding running lights to a bike is to increase visibility for other riders without being too bright. Now I have what is shown in my photos. I love them so much I bought two more sets after first using them on the R1100RT a few months ago. The only thing I'd like to see is a chrome or polished aluminum finish and maybe a different color lens. I will be fitting the last two pairs on the R1200C as front and rear running lights where I need to add some ruby red glass to the rear to make it legal. Otherwise a great product at a great price. I'm already thinking about other vehicles I could use it for. Small update (03/19/21): I bought them and installed them on four bikes. Three in front and behind and only one in front. I love them so much I already have 7 pairs. I've added some photos of the recent installation on the BMW R1200C, mounted horizontally at the front and hanging from brackets I made at the rear. I've also included photos of the backs lit by a lens I made from a red reflector. You can see in the last picture how the reflector needs to be thinner around the perimeter and about a 1/4" wide strip I cut with the Dremel tool. Then just remove the three hex screws holding the ring , remove the clear lens and put the red one in and put the outer ring back in. Be very careful when tightening those little screws, they strip the threads pretty easily.