🚦 Xprite 4.5-Inch Amber LED Motorcycle Spot Lights - Chrome, Compatible with Harley Davidson Auxiliary Fog Lamps Review

Requires amber high beam headlights for daytime use as the white LEDs were not bright enough to be seen during the day. These solved this problem. Fall, they are not as bright as white LEDs at night. So I think it's kind of give and take with them. Easy installation, directly plug and play. The color is good and the quality is also good. Installed on Softail Deluxe.

I bought these last year and just found time to install them. The tools I used were: screwdriver, solder and pen, heat shrink tubing. That's all. Pulled the stick plugs. Tinned ends. I soldered the connection and then put on some heat shrink tubing and shrunk. Put everything back together and you can see the result. I think I need to buy an LED headlight now. The lamps come with a quick connector so soldering and shrinking is used. Good product. Bright as the full moon.

Ordered for a 2019 Heritage Softail FLHC. The lights were the right size and matched the HD mount ring. However, the connector associated with the low beam headlights was not designed to connect directly to the HD wiring connector. So it's not plug-in-play, at least not the pair I got. I had to cut the connectors off the original HD headlights and connect them to the wiring for the new low beam. Once plugged in they are very bright. Deducted 2 stars for incorrect plugs.

I bought it along with the SKTYANTS 4.5" Low Beam Fog Light Body Mount Harley Touring Electra Motorcycle (Chrome) Body for my Suzuki C50T (VL800) to keep the original to replace OEM auxiliary lights that use an expensive bulb ($12 each). A bit of fiddling required, but everything fitted, no cutting off or converting plugs or power lines. I admit it looks a bit weird. stock headlights with these struts, but they are effective. Very happy with the results. I will note that I installed a Signal…

These lights work great I've had a lot of compliments from people who ride with me because they light up the road well. Plus, they were easy to install and plug right into a 2012 Harley Davidson Road King. Please note that as mentioned in another purchase I had to leave the standard ring to use the mount for the original lights in order for them to fit. As mentioned, the light was loose, but when I fully tightened the clamp ring screw, it tightened snugly and didn't budge. You've been on my…

I currently have an OEM Harley Daymaker in chrome and have recently switched to a blacked out Daymaker. Needed a set of replacement black low beam headlights but didn't want to pay Harley's price again. So I bought them and also the Eaglelights 8700p Gen 2 Version Kit ($139). I tried these first. They look a bit like the OEM diaries, except the triple clear lenses are twice as wide as the OEM lenses (looks pretty crappy). Performance is ok, not 2400 lumens per side like they claim, maybe 300…