Eagle Lights Generation Midnight Davidson Review

Easy to install plug and play solution for low power OEM bulbs. A star is deducted for the fact that the diameter of the canopy was exactly the same as the diameter of the canopy, resulting in a slightly odd fit. It took me a few tries, but I was finally able to get the light evenly into the cover, then plug it in and attach it to the assembly. The white LEDs make me visible, not to mention more side lighting at night. Very nice design and much smaller than the manufacturer would like for such…

Eagle LED Gen 2 lighting for my 2019 HD Street Glide S Value for money. Best quality, everything is covered with a solder coating over the circuit. You'll know what I'm talking about when you buy LED lights for your bike for $35-$45. Perfect for 2" ball lights. It takes a minute to attach them and coil the wires while they're installed. You'll want to pop out the headlights, but you'll get an idea of how they're installed. The taillights work as soon as I put them in have, no problem. Don't…

These turn signals are bright! Installation wasn't bad. After reading some reviews, here's a little trick to make sure they stay straight during installation. Connect them and plug the signal into the lens before coiling the wire as it will fit snugly. Then roll up the wire and attach the lens and signal to the body of the bullet. It also states that you don't need a hyperflash resistor for certain model years. That's right, I have a 2017 Street Glide. However, I have found that while the turn…

I wanted to buy quality LED turn signals for my 17 Road Glide Special (I had them at the Revain shop). After I found the EagleLites and the shop said they would fit my bike, I decided to order them. After receiving them I installed the fronts and had to turn them on before moving on to the backs to see if I needed the factory lenses or the tinted lenses I ordered. I thought the smoked ones were amazing and loved everything about them. Then I went to the back and found that there were 1156…

These headlights are very bright and I love the fact that the front DRLs are white instead of amber. It would be nice if the bulbs didn't have pigtail wires and the sockets were attached to the circuit board. The wires make it a little difficult to slide the whole thing into the body and snap the lenses into place. It took a bit of tap dancing to get it working, but I finally got it going. Boards don't want to sit directly in their cases for the same reason. All in all not a bad setup and I…

2007 Harley Davidson Sportster Roadster: Very light and quick installation. Make sure you wrap the cable enough and try to keep the shell flat against the signal body when placing the lens cap on it. My only problem is that the front signals are the wrong amber color, they turned out to be more of a faint pink/red. The rear signals colors are correct. These headlights are amazingly bright, improve visibility and even add extra front lighting. Price. It's not the cheapest option, but it's not…

later I installed a Bob (Harley) on the street in 2006, I had to buy a load compensator. Walked out of Badlands. Reverse rotation didn't work for me, speak to a Badlands tech. He was very helpful! The problem was in reverse polarity (we have opposite wires for ground and hot). Because these LEDs are needed from hot to hot and ground to ground. You can't swap wires in LEDs so I switched the wires from the turn signal connector (position in the brake light) and it worked. I bought tinted lenses…

I was very reluctant to spend that kind of money on a range of lights. I bought a cheap kit last year when I bought my bike. Big mistake! Purchased lamps worked for a couple of months and then began to go out. I did a lot of research and found them. They arrived and looked like good quality. I installed them and they look great. A lot of other reviews have said they're difficult to mount, but I've found that if you just twist them after they're connected, the extra wire coils up and you can…