Eagle Lights Projection Headlight Sportster Review

Literally 5 minutes plug and play, I highly recommend this product! Solid, beautiful, clean and changes the whole look of the bike. When safety comes first, I no longer worry about someone overlooking me, super bright LED. Excellent visibility.

I have a Honda VTX1300T. Bought, plugged in and the radiation pattern and coverage is much brighter and better. But apparently the VTX has a Honda headlight housing with an H4 bulb. But the backyard air suspension makes an adapter. And FYI I have two sides and a projector that turns on the low beams.

I have used a stock headlight for many years and am tired of not being able to see more than 10 feet ahead. I bought it instead of HD Day Maker because they wanted $400 for the same thing. The photos don't do justice to how bright the light actually is and how great it looks on the bike. The fit was perfect and I had no issues with the product. The self-installation took only 5 minutes. I would buy again in a heartbeat. Thanks very much!

When I tried to connect this light I had an issue with it not working properly. I contacted Eagle Lights and received an email saying they would contact me within 24 hours. I was surprised when Keith from Eagle Lights replied in less than 24 hours. We exchanged emails over the next few days (even on Sunday evening) trying to resolve the issue which I eventually resolved with Keith's help. It was NOT their product, it was a bicycle harness. While I'm very happy with the product, I'm even happier

This is a great Harley alternative and for the price you can't beat it! Very well made, very easy to assemble for 07 Street Bob. Literally plug and play! A small note: the lens glass is slightly thicker than the stock headlight. So when you fit the trim ring that secures the lamp, only 3 or 4 threads on the stop screw/nut will be visible. Easily attached with a longer screw if you have one, or just careful installation of existing hardware. Low beam is much brighter and very FAR! This helps a…

I replaced the stock H4 LED bulb in my '07 Sportster with these. Very glad I did and worth every penny. Easy to assemble and looks very good. Testil, rode for a friend at night, they said, bright and noticeable, but not too bright, so as not to blind others. I see well and others see me well. It improves visibility (and safety) and looks very nice. *UPDATE* After having this headlight last season and driving it at night I only have one comment. I think the high beam should be brighter. To be…

It was me who asked the question which headlights should burn with which beam. Eagle Lites told me it's correct to only have 2 sidelights in the low beam, but those are broadband lights for roadside lighting. All other Daymaker lights I've seen have the parking lights and a center light on low beam. Even the product picture shows a picture with 3 headlights and the other picture has all 4. So this is questionable for me. That being said, even with only the low beams on, it's brighter than my…

First of all, if you still have the stock headlight, get rid of it immediately and replace it with this one. The amount of light from the standard headlight is nothing. I just installed this on my 2000 Sportster 883 Hugger which I have owned since 2000 and have run with the stock headlight for 16 years. I had no idea how dim the stock headlight was until recently driving back to Chicago from Detroit. I know you're probably saying how I haven't noticed this for 16 years? Well, I drive mostly…