🏍️ Enhance Your Riding Experience with LEDUR Motorcycle Auxiliary Lights - Spot Driving Fog Lights for R1200GS, F800GS, K1600, KTM - Universal Fit, 40W 6000K Review

These lights are amazingly bright and functional. Installation was easy. The only problem I have is that it's not worth installing the switch that comes free with it at all. I had trouble getting wet from the rain. I sealed the bottom with silicone and made sure the switch was facing me, but that didn't help. I know it's better to spend the extra $15 for a waterproof backlit switch.

They shine bright. There are 3 settings to change settings, turn them off and on. Not a fan of the switch. Must be mounted on the steering wheel and is quite cheap. There is no lateral adjustment even when mounted on a horizontal bar. I had to measure and drill holes in the mounting bracket to get the vertical adjustment on the horizontal mounting plate. They're more like headlights. In general I am satisfied with them.

I bought these to fit my 2006 KTM 950 Adventure. They definitely light up dark places that I couldn't see before. They don't turn night into day, but they do enough to see what's on the side of the road. I like that they are easy to set up and the cord set is a big plus. I just installed the headlights, routed the wires, installed the switch and hooked it up to the battery, very easy. I didn't like: The red indicator on the on/off switch went out on the first day. But the headlights themselves…

I only bought them to assess what I need for my 1190 r. For $30 I didn't have high expectations but the lights are amazing! Initially they lasted longer than I thought and I had trouble taking them off to replace with brighter lights. As someone else said, they don't light up the night very well, but it's ok. They make you visible, day and night. You have some blue that makes your bike stand out and my friends say they can look in their mirrors and see me straight away. I wanted to hear that. I

Well finally got around to installing these headlights. Since I didn't have a protective bar to attach them, I had to come up with another solution. I bought a pair of bull stud headlight brackets (see picture) that allowed me to mount the headlights to my frame's down tubes. I removed the fasteners from the bottom of the lights and screwed them directly to the brackets. This allows me to adjust the light side to side and up and down. You will also notice in the pictures that there is a red…

I bought these to replace the Nilight LED kit as I preferred the mounting option for these LED bulbs; (edited 12/27)* the mounting solution is the best thing about these lights and why I still have them*. There are a few downsides to purchasing that make the $80 price tag a bit high. The same lights 40-50 on"other" sides. They look bright and will make you stand out, but they don't throw the light far at all. The Nilights I've had before were at least 50% brighter and wider, AND half the price…

Not installed yet but reviews are mixed so decided to give it a try and see what the problem areas are. At first glance you can see that the screws in the mounting brackets are too long and can damage the bar against which they are pressed. Easy to attach, shorten or replace with shorter ones. I could lengthen the holes and use a hex head (instead of a Phillips head) to allow left/right adjustment. If you take it apart you'll notice that some silicone sealant has been used around the wires and…