Kairiyard LED Motorcycle Driving Lights, Round 2.5Inch LED Pod 90W 6000K 9000lm Off Road Light Spot Flash Combo Auxiliary Light for ATV SUV Truck Boat Tractor

The media could not be loaded. Nice lights with dual function. Bright! Used these on a my minibike project.

For 20 bucks you can’t beat the lights. They come with plenty of wire and are super bright!

Decided to go with this product as it was exactly what I was looking for, these wound up being used as fog lights for my Bronco and they are absolutely fantastic! Quality materials and very self explanatory on how to install (even if you are new to wiring). Great product and would gladly recommend this to anyone needing some awesome lights!

The stock headlight are pretty poor on my '99 Miata. Even the expensive halogen bulbs didn't help. I didn't want to risk not passing inspection with LED bulbs or pay for something like HID.I mounted these fog lights using existing holes.The pattern is what they show in their video on their store. Basically a long rectangle with reasonable cutoff. Much more light than what I had. With these, flicking on the hi-beams from the regular headlights is hardly noticeable. There's much more light now. I'd say a very good value.They get only 3 stars for ease of installation because they come with 18 or 20 gauge wires without the male spade plugs to connect them to the harness. Otherwise the mounting brackets attach easily with the included allen screws (and wrench) and washers. And bolts and washers are included to attach the units to the car. I used existing holes, otherwise you've got to do some work.I ended up not using the harness because there was way more cable than I'd need and could neatly fit in, and I decided to wire them into the parking light circuit. That took some soldering, though you could probably attach them some other way. And I still needed the spade connectors because I wanted to be able to easily disconnect them or switch to the yellow light.

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The wires are TINY. I soldered 18 gauge pigtails on the leads, and the light wiring is much smaller. Probably 26 gauge or so. The finish on the lights is very thin and scratches off in the process of installing the brackets. You can't install the bracket on the rear- the lead is in the way. Top or bottom only. I need to get some 1" aluminum angle to make bracket adapters to mount them on my fork mounts. You will have to figure out your own switching. And I still haven't installed them on the bike yet. I plan to use them for amber daytime running lightss only. I hooked them to my benchtop power supply and they drew less than 2 watts each.

These lights are a must add on to your Indian. Looks great and the beam from the lights helps light the road. They also look good driving down the road. Easy to adjust to almost any angle on my bike. A must have upgrade install!