Upgrade Your Harley Davidson with DOT 7 Inch LED Headlight for Electra Glide, Street Glide, Fat Boy, Road King, Heritage Softail, and Switchback Review

what i like about this light. it came quickly and is very easy to insert. People stopped me and asked about the light, I told them where I got it from. I would buy this again. I will update this review over time. but so far i like this headlight.

This headlight has completely changed the look of my Yamaha XSR700. It's fully plug and play, so I'd suggest adding it to your list of compatible bikes. The value seems unbeatable as people often think I paid hundreds for this lantern. Installation was also easy since it connects directly to the network. Thanks for a great product.

This headlight is a big upgrade from my 1983 Honda GL650. I ordered the black light and it's super sexy. Installation was easy. Connects to the existing H4 connector on the bike and fits perfectly onto the ring. It is MUCH brighter than a standard halogen bulb and has a nice beam that feels direct on the road while still providing a nice diffused light around the front of the bulb. Bicycle. If you're looking for a modern update on a classic bike, this is step 1.

Purchased for 2014 Softail Fatboy Lo. I really didn't feel like spending $500 at the dealer, so I decided to give it a try. Very glad I did, this light is very bright and can see a lot more and farther than the factory light. The only complaint I had was that it didn't fit in the factory bucket. The lugs were slightly offset by a few mm. This wasn't a problem as I just took a Dremel sanding wheel and pressed a tab a couple of times to get it lined up properly. Once that was done, it immediately

At first I liked the looks and the functionality. The light is nice and bright, looks cool, but after about two weeks of driving something inside loosened up and the light started to fluctuate. One of the magnifying glasses dangled and rattled to let the light shine everywhere when you're out and about. Sent back and got a replacement. The second had exactly the same problem. I don't drive off-road, only roads and highways. These headlights cannot withstand vibration. This is a motorcycle…

Well, for the price you can't go wrong. I was reluctant to get a non-Harley day bike as my previous bike had one and it fogged up when it was cold or rainy. Not this one! It has never fogged up since I bought it and I ride my bike every day, day or night, rain or shine. The light is very bright, but you may need to adjust the position of the light when installing. The low beam is also bright enough, but I always drive with the high beam to be on the safe side. The Cadgers see me now and won't…

Most safety-approved states require a DOT stamp on ALL automotive headlights, so cool-looking mini turn signals can be such a pain to squeak with. "Loud whistles save lives" is a myth propagated by obnoxious Harley racers and is 100% false. The person in the car won't hear your whistles until it's too late. This bead of light, on the other hand, attracts attention, it can even burn your retina. A teenager never says "I didn't hear you", he always says "I didn't see you". My dim lightbulb was…

This light fitted a 1995 Road King. I had to trim the back of the headlight to fit. I couldn't take it on the road due to the winter weather, but just driving it around the yard looks very promising. This unit is completely sealed. There are cooling fins on the back; You can see the small side cut outs in my first picture so I can use some of the fins. The light is smaller than the Bosch H4 bulb that was there. The only downside I see so far is that the headlight lens appears to be plastic; I…

I bought this headlight for my 1981 Kawasaki KZ 650 CSR and it is a definite improvement over the OEM. It has excellent visibility and cut-off, projecting the box around the front wheel down for good visibility from the ground. It's very light so I bought it again when I got a newer 2003 Honda 919. It will fit if you fit any 7 inch Honda ring from the 70's. I used a 1970 Honda CB400 ring to fit my 2003 Honda 919 and it works great. This is the headlight I would put on ANY 7" motorcycle…

Most states with security checkpoints require a DOT stamp on ALL your car's headlights, so cool-looking mini turn signals can be so painful they squeak. "Loud whistles save lives" is a myth propagated by obnoxious Harley racers and is 100% false. The person in the car won't hear your whistles until it's too late. This bead of light, on the other hand, attracts attention, it can even burn your retina. A teenager never says "I didn't hear you", he always says "I didn't see you". My dim lightbulb…

This light appeared on the 1995 Road King. I had to trim the back of the headlight to fit. I couldn't take it on the road due to the winter weather, but just driving it around the yard looks very promising. This unit is completely sealed. There are cooling fins on the back; You can see the small side cut outs in my first picture so I can use some of the fins. The light is smaller than the Bosch H4 bulb that was there. The only downside I see so far is that the headlight lens appears to be…

This is a JW Speakers Clone spotlight with a cheap price, and the price is displayed at night. Don't get me wrong, it's a clear improvement over the anemic 40w halogen bulb from the 1980s, but it's no comparison. for subtle lighting. The cutoff is pretty good, the high beams are quite ok, and the road sighs were well lit. This causes some problems as it also blinds oncoming traffic, but damn I'm on a motorbike so don't ride into the glare. However, there is no access point in the light. This…