💡 Biltek LED Headlight Bulb Conversion - S2 BA20D for Motorcycle ATV - High Low Beam Light Upgrade Review

Says there are high beam and high beam, but when I use it, I feel that the high beam is brighter when it's only half on, when the high beam is on, when both sides are turned on.

The description says the light is for motorcycles so I fitted it to my bike and it lasted one ride. It was very light and cool for this trip, but it was only one trip. I'm trying to find the reason, but nothing so far.

The bulbs are fine, I just expected them to be smaller. I was looking for an LED replacement for my original incandescent bulbs and didn't do proper research. I gave it to my son-in-law for his motorcycle.

This was purchased by my daughter for use on her moped to replace a burned out bulb. There is a very noticeable difference in the brightness of an LED compared to a traditional incandescent bulb. If you ride a lot after dark, it's worth spending a few extra bucks to upgrade your moped to an LED headlight.

The lamp works on my Taotao CY50B. The light spread is approximately 30 feet and 12 feet wide. You will have to play with the installation position as the low beam setting only illuminates half of the bulb. This is how you find the light distribution that you like best. I do not recommend this lamp for mounting systems where the LED elements are directed towards the sides of the headlight reflector.

First off, the seller company was quick with the shipping and their product description was taken from what is printed directly on the box. At the same time, Biltek has a "rating" of "4000 lumens". It should have total lumens (both light and dark) as it has exactly the same real world projection as other brands in the 900 lumen world. This didn't fix my issue/issue but is still an upgrade over the HID or Halogen equivalent. Even the factory packaging specifies 50lm up to the 8th degree. I knew…