🚗 Nilight - ZH062 12 Inch 72W Off-Road LED Light Bars with Mounting Bracket & Wiring Harness - Spot Flood Combo, Horizontal Bar Tube Clamp, 2 Leads, 2 Years Warranty Review

The light itself is pleasant. Universal mounts are not suitable for ATV. The rubber inserts allowed for too much bouncing. I left out the brackets and used stainless steel L brackets using some of the existing holes in the front bumper brackets. The wiring harness is nice. The power button is pretty weak. I ended up removing it and connecting it to the high beam wire for the quad. One less mistake.

I was blown away. It's durable and includes everything I need. I installed it on my son's motorcycle in about 10 minutes. It just saturates the pathways with light. We really had to tweak it to the bare minimum to get it off people's faces, but it works like a charm. It gets fairly warm, but not so hot that it melts anything or causes problems. The derailleur is a flush mount derailleur that is better suited for UTV. I just zipped it up. It works out. We ended up upgrading the battery in the…

I received a kit with clamps but did not use them as they were too small for the pipes at the front of the quad. I drilled holes in the tube and found longer screws to attach the brackets needed to attach the lantern. The lamp itself looks beautiful and high quality. The wiring harness was more than long enough. It included extra cables to connect a second lightbar or pods. They assume people have some basic skills and can understand how/where the wire harness is installed. I removed the…

Not bad for the price but as others have said plan on figuring out your own mounting options and the system supplied is mediocre at best. Instructions are minimal and don't expect customer service which is very important to me regardless of price or quality. If a company doesn't have time to answer questions about a product after taking money from you, that says a lot about them, whether they're a manufacturer or a retailer. As for a product with no instructions, time will tell, but so far it's

The light itself seems to be of good quality. The hardware is not very good. I had to buy a good switch because the plug switch was basically junk. The brackets for attaching the lantern were flimsy, stamped from a metal pan, and one was so bent that all the screws were in a dilemma. See photo. Nilight said they don't see it as a problem but said they would send me a replacement. I'm still waiting for that. Not installed yet, as the light cannot be adjusted directly in the stalemate. My advice…

I can fix most things around the house but I'm NOT an electrician or mechanic. Other than that, I had no problem installing this bar light on my Honda Rancher four wheeler. It took me about an hour. I liked that the mounts are all metal and the rubber grommets that hold them to the frame feel very strong. The wiring harness was easy to thread through the frame and also felt like a very strong thick wire. The light is very bright and it hurts to look at it. Bright enough to illuminate everything