EXZEIT Led Driving Light for Motorcycle, Amber Light, High Low Beam Function Fog Lights Headlights for Bike Polaris Yamaha Can Am ATV UTV, 12/24V, 30W, 6000 Lumens 2 pcs (Amber Light)

These lights are very good for the price. I really like how they have a high beam and low beam. I mounted them on my 2013 kawasaki KLR650. These lights don't come with a switch, they are intended to be spliced into your factory low beam and high beam wiring, which is what I did. I used quick- disconnects in case I ever need to remove them they can simply be unplugged. All that said, they could be wired with a switch and run independently from the headlights, just know you'll have to purchase one separately. I chose the yellow to contrast with my headlight so I can be seen more easily. They throw a good bit of extra light right where I want them to. These lights have a fairly basic mounting bracket but it's serviceable and good enough for the price. I would highly recommend using thread locker on the small screws that attach the light to the bracket. These mounted easily with a JNS engineering front fender mount designed for the Gen 2 KLR. All in all, I'm very satisfied with these lights and would purchase them again.P.S. Why did Amazon suggest I rate the thickness? Seems a bit weird to me.....

Update: The company and product are awesome! Lynn in customer service sent over a replacement set of lights free of charge, because of the one weak fan. Love these lights! So easy to wire and the high/low beam work with my stock switch! They bolt right up to the reflector mounts and the reflectors can bolt to the outside of the lights... It's almost like they were made for my Suzuki DR650S.The lights work great and I like the way they wired up and mounted. Unfortunately, one fan doesn't work as well as the other, and you can tell from off sounds it puts out. Hoping they will make it right and replace the one light.

these are fantastic, exactly what i was looking for my Ulysses. i wanted 3000k lights to add some visibility during the day. what i didn’t expect is that 2 of them override the h7 low beam bulb at night. i just added a relay and picked off ignition + and high beam. they are extremely small compared to other lights and snuggle in nicely. i wanted as clean an install as i could get and it worked out nicely. the cutoff is pretty sharp - at least as sharp as the factory headlight is. quality seems good, we’ll see how long they last. one weird thing is that the fans blow into the housing from the back (instead of out the back) but they’re in full airflow so they should be fine. they only get warm to the touch after being on for quite a while.

Maybe my lights are defective but they don't match the wiring description. Description shows yellow is hi and red is lo but that's not how they work.I have to connect red and yellow to get hi beams which doesn't work with a switch, so you have to choose constant hi or constant lo.And, I waited a long time to my order so I'm pretty disappointed!

- Low beam is bright and well directed so as not to blind oncoming drivers.- High beam isn't that bright. Not sure of the internal arrangement of the LEDs but it seems to take the available lumens and just distribute it over a larger area. Seller's documentation says that shorting the high and low beam leads functions the same as just powering the high beam lead. This seems to true. Power consumption stays the same in all cases -- low beam only, high beam only and the two leads shorted all consume abt 15W per light.- Each light has a tiny muffin fan built in that is exposed to the elements. We'll see how well this holds up to a good rain- or just spray.- Mounting holes on the body are not well machined - one stripped with almost no torque, so be extra careful.-- So far I'm satisfied with the purchase as conspicuosity lights on a motorcycle. I'm a little worried about the longevity of the little fans though.

These lights actually surprised me. They're perfect for what I want to do-add them as aux lighting for my adventure motorcycle. The seller is legitimately honest in their photo representation-these suckers are BRIGHT. They are small, the little fan seems to work well, the wiring seems sufficient. I expect this to be a great item for my use case. Time will tell if they hold up to the abuse of being mounted to my bike, but I'm very excited to test them out. They've been ok for about 9 months so far.I'm kind of bummed that I couldn't order a second yellow set. :(They must have sold out. I'll settle for the white kit and add both types to my bike at a later time.

Great value for the price. I bought these just to add some more light on the front of my bike to increase visibility (for drivers seeing me) and couldn’t be happier. Wired them in with my headlight, lo beam, hi beam works as expected. Pictures speak for themselves.

The media could not be loaded.  I saw other reviews, and this lights were recommended in Moto trek website therfore I did leap and bought them, but with low expectations because of the price.The lights and housing are high quality, the mount brackets could be better but they work fine.They perform very well, I'm about to finish the instalation but you can see the test before mounting them in the video I've attached.

Very disappointed. Don’t work on my triumph tiger cost of purchase plus auto elec to install only to find they draw to much power so won’t work plus he’s cost for his time now I’ll try to sell for a fraction of sale l guess buyer be aware aparantly they draw 1.3 amps my own spot lights draw .7 reason they don’t work