7 inch LED Headlight Compatible With Universal Motorcycle Mounts Bracket

This is a nice looking headlight and works quite well. Upsides: - Easy to install - Looks good on a bike - Not too expensive - Dims light up the area well - Brights are very bright and well aimed Downsides: - Mounts are painted metal and are very slick on metal forks, making it necessary to add a rubber piece to keep them from moving - Mounting bolts are a bit short. I had to go to the hardware store to get slightly longer ones - Where the mount holds the headlight is metal on metal again. I had to get rubber washers so the light stayed aimed where I set it Once the downsides were taken care of (not a difficult task, but the rubber pieces really should be included), this turned out to be a cool looking headlight that was effective and heightened the visibility of the bike. I mounted mine on my 2012 Honda Rebel CMX250C because my stock bulb burned out and a replacement was the same price as this light. All in all, I would buy this again and recommend it to friends.

Just installed on my 08 CBR 1000 streetfighter. Awesome, Awesome, light. Looks great and is very bright! Very well made, thank you, dirt cheap price for how nice it looks and works!

Bought this to be the light for my street fighter mod and this headlight was a breeze to install. I bought extra fork brackets and just mounted my instrument cluster right above the headlight. Going to design a cowl for it soon. Overall worth the $90. It's very sturdy, extremely bright, and adds a very nice look to the front end. Will upload photos soon.

Easy installation. Super bright with great visibility.

I like it, I think it looks pretty good on my 2019 Kawasaki Ninja 400 with 41mm fork tubes. With that said, 41mm fork tubes. I have the brackets on the middle slot and after install I’m thinking that I could’ve used the tightest position. My headlight slid all the way down the fork tubes after a short ride but I fixed that by putting the hose clamps on the fork tubes to keep everything from sliding down again. I could try the tightest setting on the clamps but I’m not taking it apart since I have the gauge cluster and turn signals mounted to the headlight brackets. Some advice, if you’re trying to use something less than the loosest position you’ll have to tighten the brackets down to bend them to fit around the tube by drawing the bracket pieces together. Mounting the headlight to the brackets: I thought I was stripping something out when I tightened down the included bolts…. And the headlight still wasn’t staying where I adjusted it to. I fixed that problem by going to the store and getting a couple of longer bolts (M8-1.25x25) and some lock washers. After getting the headlight comfortably tight it hasn’t lost adjustment in a week. Wiring it up: if you’re not replacing a headlight that’s already a H4 fog light bulb you can get a H4 connector like I did. The box didn’t come with any instructions for which blade goes to what but I was able to figure it out by coming back to this Amazon listing since there were a few different configurations on Google images. The pic I took of the plug: top is low beam, left is ground and right is high. Brightness? I think it’s pretty good. I haven’t rode at night yet, just after sunset so far. It seems to really light up license plates, road signs and parking garages. I’m pretty optimistic about its nighttime performance since I can tell it totally illuminates the lane I’m in. I needed to add my own improvements to get it better out of the box but I’m really thinking about getting this same light for my 2018 Honda Rebel. I would’ve totally loved this light if the daytime running lights weren’t red but I guess that’s what every headlight seller on Amazon thinks I want. Again, I totally dig the look of this headlight on my bike

This light is absolutely outstanding.The visual that this light gives you at night is incredible.I highly recommend this light to anyone in everyone

This light is very bright! I’m in the mountains with lots of deer and this thing lights up everything! With that said, I have it installed on a KLX dual sport and after a year a screw came loose inside from the low beam magnifier and was rattling around. This jolted my electrical system and fried my stator. Took many hours to determine what the problem was then another 20 to rebuild my stator. This also pulls 55W in high beam so ensure your bike has that available otherwise it’ll run your battery down and/or overload the system if you haven’t upgraded your stator.

The headlight was great until the adhesive failed and the lens fell out at exactly 30 days. I returned it for a full refund and will likely repurchase, hoping the next one is better quality, especially considering how good the light was.