Astra Depot Completed Set 6 1/2" LED Headlight with Halo Ring + Mesh Grill Cover + Side Mount Bracket

The mounting hardware is very sturdy and only took about 15 minutes to bolt on. The light doesn't move at all when riding. This doesn't have an HR connection, so I had to cut, solder and heatshrink the connection from my previous light. Unfortunately, the this light is not very bright, even on high beam. Not a problem for me, as I'm hooking up driving spotlights to my running lights today, but it's something to keep in mind.

went out on my first night ride and loved the brightness of this cool white LED headlight. with a little bending and drilling a hole I was able to mount with little trouble. the wiring was a breeze. Very Happy with this headlight

Been using this light for a while now and I think it's time to upgrade. The build quality really isn't that bad at all. I think it would last for a very long time. No moisture has made its way into the lens at all. It was just as easy as any other light to install.My main issue is that the light isn't very bright. I'm not looking to blind everyone else on the road but it's not very good in most conditions. If you are going to be using this during the day as a running light or on an e-bike that won't hit highway speeds, I couldn't recommend this enough. But for my application (early mornings at 55-65mph) I really don't like it. The high beam is no different than the running light either.Overall it worked for a little bit but I need something a bit brighter, and an actual high beam setting.

Fantastic product! Threw it on my 82 honda cm450 cafe build and works great. I personally wanted a 3 position switch on it so I took apart the housing and installed and wired one. Not a fan of the "halo" ring, thought it would be white but it's dark blue. Looks odd on a cafe so I just am not using the halo wire. Did not come with schematics but I'll help you out below. Haven't ridden it yet but it's very bright and everything feels quality and well built. Great valueWhite-high beamBlue-low beamBrown-Halo ringGreen- ground

The screwn is en extra hassle when you need to get in the light

Finally got this fully installed after some struggle. Works as advertised and looks great. Beware that wiring instructions in the listing are wrong. Actually, blue is for high beam, white is for low beam. As indicated, brown is for Halo and green is for negative. Getting the bolts to go through all the holes and into the threads when using the grill is a real struggle but definitely doable. Be aware that the final assembly the grill is offset from the lens glass by about 1/8 in or so. As someone else commented, the bulb is not standard. As an led, it should last a long time, however you cannot replace it without modifying the light housing. Since there are three bulbs inside ( high, low, Halo) but my switch is only high, low, off, I wired the Halo directly to the power (after the fuse), so that when the bike is on the Halo is on. Then I wired the high and low bulbs to the high and low of the switch.

Would not recommend. The blue led is tacky. But more importantly with the high beam on you get a max of 50’ of visibility at night. Not safe for riding at all. Oh also, the mesh grate had the mounting tabs welded off center which caused the mesh lines to be at an angle.

Looks great but the bracket it came with is intended for fat forks