Amber LED Spot Lights, 2PCS 3 Inch Driving Lights LED Cubes Light Bar Bumper Lights Offroad Fog Light Auxiliary Light Pod LED Fog Work Light for Motorcycle Bike SUV ATV UTV (Amber LED Spot Lights)

I was looking for a pair of small amber lights for my Ryker to use as daytime running/driving lights. These fit the bill nicely. Living in rural south Texas I see a lot of amber lights on the road at night, and most of them are really too bright for street use, especially if not aimed properly or are mounted too high. These are not as bright many similarly sized lights, but for my application that is a plus. I see a lot of reviews dinging them for lack of written instructions. There is a pigtail coming off each pod that has two wires, red and black. If you believe you need more "instruction" than that, you should probably consider having a professional install them for you.

So the lights are bright and seem well made. But i am taking a star off (could argue for two off) due to: 1. The light is very yellow, not amber. 2. Zero instructions or detail sheet with it. I wanted to wire the correct fuse etc, but didn't have the details. I pulled the info from the product details online and then did some math and figured the amps. A sheet/info would have helped. 3. The coating that is on the housing seems durable, but it was also sprayed on the threads where the bolts screw in, so they did not fit easily or well. I was worried about cross threading due to the fit and the force i had to use.As i said tho, they are bright and otherwise seem to work well. I tried to set myself up for success by using clear silicone adhesive to seal up every seem on the unit, around the lens, and around the port where the wiring comes out. I've had good success by doing that with other vehicle LED lights, so hopefully the same will work here.I used a Nilight wiring harness and Nilight hood mounts to complete the install.

Great quality and light output for the money. I have a pair of BD S2 and you can barely tell the difference

So on a pitch black trail in the mountains they throw the light about 3 feet. Not bright at all im curious how people are ranting and raving about them. For 34$ you can get a set of auxbeams and be alot more happy.

I got the Floods and I’m not disappointed. Just installed them 8/26 so we’ll see how long they last. My only issue was that wiring is fragile. So I recommend soldering. They also look like Baja Designs but half the brightness and way cheaper lol also definitely beam more then 3 feet