🏍️ Universal 12V CICMOD Motorcycle LED Brake Tail Light for Quad ATV Dirt Bike Custom Chopper with Running License Plate Review

This is a cheap imitation tail light. After testing it seemed boring. I thought it was the battery, but after installing it, it works poorly. Tail light and brake only.

On one of them, the yellow wire of the rear light did not work, the brake side worked. I haven't checked if the brake and tail light work. I ordered 2 and one worked so check before installing. I installed both so I didn't send one back.

Like: Expect more info next week. Disliked: It doesn't fit the ATV mount, but you have to drill holes to fit it. It's not waterproof so I have to waterproof it myself. Week 2: After making holes and a bracket to mount it on a 2021 Raptor 90, it worked great! However, I had to seal the hole with liquid rubber tape. Hope that helps

The light seems to be well constructed. It doesn't appear to be waterproof where the wires enter the light. It's bright when viewed in a straight line, it's not that bright from any angle. If you want an increase in light output when applying, break the red and green wires in a couple of places. Use green for plus and red for brake cables.

Very bright but cheap. There is a HUGE GAP where the cable enters the back of the light. So if you plan to ride in wet or dusty/sandy conditions this light is not for you. The mounting bolts are really well made, just too wide for my ATV's mounting point so I had to modify my bike to make it work. (Rear lights are mandatory for me, so no lights, no driving)

Connected to Harley Softtail from 1991, Harley has 2 wires, red and black wire. This flashlight has 3 wires, it's very easy after some fiddling. In this world there is red, black and green. To get the LED to work I connected a red LED to a red Harley, a green LED to a black Harley and grounded the black LED to the bike. Nothing complicated, I soldered the wires and soldered everything in heat shrink tubing and electrical tape. The light works as a running light and brake light when the brake is

Installed well and worked great for a few days. Unfortunately my brake lights didn't work this morning. I checked the connection, I didn't find any errors. 12V connected to the chassis and everything worked. I took the same 12V, connected it to the brake part and got nothing. Looks cool, just didn't last long. I upped the rating because I could handle it. When it worked, it did its job and cost a few bucks. Now I'm looking for a nicer device

I have this tail light on to replace the stock light my bought bike. The standard light on my bike was 12 LEDs with red glass, but as I ride my dual sport bike on roads and highways I was concerned about the safety of motorists who couldn't see me. This light is slightly larger but significantly brighter than my rear light. The installation was a little tricky as I had to make a few small changes, but now it looks like it's ready for the bike. Just note that despite the fact that the lens is…