🚀 Enhance Your Riding Experience with Motorcycle Led Driving Lights - High/Low/Strobe Bicycle Dirt Bike Spotlights for 12V 24V 40W Review

There is a saying about this light (you get what you pay for) the light has three settings strobe mode, medium brightness and high brightness, I wish it was good, but the quality is very low, invest a few euros more and get better lighting . DO NOT SPEND YOUR MONEY ON THIS LIGHT.

Great driving lights! Installation was easy, took time and made everything look like it was on a bike. Bright enough and covers my normal headlight. I drive home in very dark places and the extra light is a blessing knowing I can spot wildlife/obstacles when needed. Excellent thing! I advise!

2 pieces installed on both sides of the hood of my Jeep. Spot beams complement the light bar and allow me to focus the light right in front of me where I want. Great on fire trails and forest trails at night. I highly recommend these lights, heavy, well built. I had to get creative with installing to existing hood mounts, but that's fine.

headlights in the garage in the photo. But I just drove tonight and folks when I say it's as bright as sunlight. we joked Why drive during the day when you can see better at night. If you drive in the dark, you should have them. And the low beam option is great for driving on local roads or riding with friends. I also like the strobe, so bright no one misses you. Mounting is key as they are not adjustable from side to side so plan ahead.

The quality is much better than expected. The only real problem is that I should have read the fine print a little more carefully; These lights have 3 modes (Strobe, High, Low) and you need to toggle the switch on or off to switch between modes. A bit ridiculous for motorcycle lights, imho, but they should use repurposed flashlight circuit boards. After much searching, I found a way to short out one of the incredibly small circuits on the LED board, which now defaults to a high light level. I…

Bought two sets of lights, one fitted to two bikes. A bicycle headlight worked great for 5 weeks, then one started going on and off, another stopped working, then another followed, it turned out that both wires to the small control board had come loose, the solder joint looked like corrosion or the wire had not been properly processed. . Second, install two bolts on the bike that allow you to tilt the light, one of which is loose. It seems the case is too thin, maybe the threads on the case are

So far I like lights. The stroboscopic effect doesn't really bother me. You have high/low/strobe. However, you have to toggle the switch on and off for each mode. Can the strobe effect be useful in an emergency? There is a video on YouTube on how to turn off the flash. But I am fine. You can unscrew the lens cap. for cleaning glass. I have made. The glass was fogged up when looking out of the box. The Chrome Light reflector may fall out. Just make sure you line up the 4 holes on the back with…

These lights were exactly what I was looking for. There are a lot of people around me who turn on their high beams and don't dim them as you approach. And my bike's high beams aren't much to brag about, so when I blinked them to get an oncoming car to dim their lights, they rarely didn't. When you add these lights, just give them a quick tug and trust me. , the oncoming car understands the idea. very fast. And when they don't, the strobe feature on these lights scares them so much they turn the