🔦 Handster Compact 2" 10W CREE XM-L2 LED Pod Light 2PCS CNC Aluminum Housing Spot Beam Driving Lights Super Bright Work Light for Motorcycle 4x4 Off Road Boat and Heavy Duty Review

Works great. I installed them on my drz 400s a few months ago, very bright and easy to install. Driven in the pouring rain and no problems. So far, so good. Now if they could make some of the fog lights the same that would be great!

I have not installed these headlights yet. But while the construction looks solid, feels solid and claims to be waterproof. Everything looks good so far. I will update my review after installing it on my computer and testing the performance. In the meantime, photos and a short video have been uploaded of what headlights look like.

Bright enough to see your bike even on a sunny day, but not too bright to blind oncoming traffic at night. They were very compact, well made, and easily attached to the roll bars (with a $9 hardware kit) and plugged into the headlight connector. You will need additional cables/connectors as they only come with a short cable.

Very well made and very solid construction. Ease of installation. These are good bright lights for continuity during the day and great lights at night. a headlight and spotlight combination that can be adjusted to avoid dazzling oncoming drivers. Also in the sun they shine very bright. Great on my bike and connected to the power supply with a key. Good product!

Sturdy construction and excellent light output BUT not for all bikes out of the box, you need to actually test your bike, ATV, snowmobile etc a DC Lighting circuit, if your electrical system is not rectified they will burn out in a short time because the magnetos are actually outputting AC power. AC-DC rectifiers are cheap and small, and many are available from Revain. I give the product 4 stars because if it is sold for motorcycles then rectifiers must be installed there. 5 stars to the…

I installed these lights on my bike to support the headlight. Installation was easy for me as I used a hole that was already there. I also bought a switch kit that had a relay and pre-made wiring harnesses. The lights appear to put out a advertised power of 10 watts each, but I haven't measured the lux. I walked about 10 feet in front of the bike and it blinded me. I tried to aim a little but then lost distance. I wish it had more of a projector lens to cut off oncoming drivers. My only choice…

I fitted the headlights to the side of the front fender on my 2018 Suzuki Burgman 400 scooter. The lights are supplied with the appropriate mounting hardware but no additional electrical components. So plan on either hacking into your existing fused wiring or investing some time and money into buying a relay, fuse and possibly a switch. I use my headlights as running lights, so I adjusted the beam height so that it doesn't exceed the height of my near beams. I also made the headlights a bit…

The lights themselves look great and seem to work well, they are very bright for what they are. - This is terrible customization equipment and construction. The design consists of a hex bolt and nylock nut that you tighten to hold the mounting base firmly against the light body, keeping the light directed in your chosen direction. The problem is with the screw. very small and hexagonal head. It's just not possible to tighten the set screw enough to hold it in place without removing the hex…

I bought these to fit my Kawasaki KLR 650. They attach to a special auxiliary light bracket that I purchased separately, which makes installation easier. They arrived well packaged with mounting hardware. The cases feel solid and solid in the hand, not flimsy or flimsy, and appear to be reasonably waterproof. Once installed, they significantly complement the light from my headlight and produce a nice white light. Each unit has a uniform circular light pattern about 3 to 4 feet wide at a height…