SUNPIEMotorcycle LED Headlights Compatible with Victory Cross Country/Hammer 8 Ball/High-Ball/Magnum 2008-2017, Waterproof Diamond 60W High Low Beam Bright White Chrome Bezel

The light fit perfect on my 2010 Vegas. Very bright and very easy install. I ordered the black light and it looks good on my eight-ball. I saw quite a few negative reviews ( no directions, light not working correctly, fitment) that had me sceptical, but hesitantly ordered it anyway. Very happy with it so far. There where directions in box if you really need them, but on my bike, it was one bolt, 7 screws, and plug the two wire connectors to it that didn't even take 10 minutes to complete. Took longer to re-aim the light than to install it. Light is very bright, especially the high beam, and this price is a steal compared to factory pricing.The only thing I found is they don't tell you which plug goes where, so it's a 50/50 guess. Don't know if all Victory's are the same, but the plug with yellow wire (top/low beam) went on the left plug on light and the plug with the green wire (bottom/high beam) went on the right, viewed from sitting on bike. Even if you guess wrong, it would take 5 seconds to switch the plugs. So far I'll give 5 stars, but will update if it has issues.

I received this on Oct. 9,2014. Installation was very easy. The instructions stated to attach wire marked top from bike to connector labeled low, and the other wire to the connector labeled hi. Hi and low were not marked on the headlight, but it only took a moment to hook them up and make the right connections. The thee upper LED's are the low. It works great, has a bright white light. Brighter than the stock halogen bulb. It also throws the light to the sides unlike the stock light. Total time spent was 45 minutes to install it, and that was taking my time. Fit and finish was spot on, quality made item. I was hesitant to order it at first due to it coming out of China, due to quality issues with a lot of things, but took a chance, and was impressed with the quality. I'll bet the OEM 400.00 one comes out of China. It does not interfere with the radio, as I've heard other sellers LED head light have done. This item is worth the money and I do recommend this item. If I have any problems with it I will update my review, and I'll add a few pictures soon.

First off I restore classic cars and currently building 2 motorcycles, so I know something about installation and wiring. I'm like all the other guys who didn't want to spend the $400 on the Victory light and the one looks exactly the same. When I shopped for the light I looked thru all the specs and this one had the best specs for brightness and color, but Victory doesn't reveal their specs on theirs. Maybe the specs are on wikileaks!.As far as brightness, this is bright in fact the beam pattern & distribution of light is just as good or better than my wife's Porsche HID lights. I've only turned on the light at night & adjusted the beam. The photos don't do it justice. I just can't imagine that the Victory light is worth the extra $300. On the low beams I adjusted for a 36" high beam at 25' and the beam is wide which is great bcuz in PA there's a lot of deer on the shoulders. The high beam blasts down the road vs the shoulder, I like the concentration of light.Now for the bad, the install was a wtf day. The 30min install time for me took a lot longer. My is a 08 Victory Vegas 8-ball & bought the Victory bullet headlight as the option, so my bucket isn't a knock off. In the photos on amazon, when looking at back shows the low beam on the right & that is wrong, the low beam is the left like someone else mentioned here. I had purchased the connectors from witchdoctors to make life easy. The oldVictory light body was plastic & this one is metal cast. When I hooked mine up it didn't work at all, trying to figure out what the deal was & as it turned out I blew a 15amp fuse. So I had a spare and put another in & it blew it again. So had to run to parts store & bought more fuses. looking down in the plug area of the new light I noticed the metal back of light extended some into the actual plug in base area & when I plugged them in they must be grounding. When nothings hooked up it was fine & the old light was fine. So I ended up taking some shrink big wrap tubing bcuz it about 1" flat wide, then I cut out a piece that would fit flush on the bottom of the plug area which would solve the hot plug touching ground. I was able to get the high beam wire feed to work & as it turned out the witchdoctor wires I bought, the one I was using for the low beam was wired wrong, because the plugs have notched in them & they have to be plugged in only one way. With voltmeter plugged in one way it's -12V & plug it in the other way & it's +12V, so I had to cut the one set of wires I ordered & soldered the red to black & vise versa. Once I did all that, it all plugged right up and everything lit up correctly, but wasted 3 hours trying to figure out what was going on, since I assumed the wires I ordered to connect the light weren't the problem.The 3 1/2 hours I spend screwing around w/ this light was mainly getting it to fit perfectly. Once I finally got it all mounted the way I wanted it to look, that's when I had to take it all apart and figure out the wiring aspect. I just figured it plugged right up & you're done, so I didn't bother to check it at all for operation before I started working on finishing the install. Yes it fits, but if you really want it to fit perfectly it's going to take some time working on it and patience. Some people are fine with bolt it up & done, but I'm not. The problem I had was getting the top piece of the light bucket to fit flush with the bottom piece of the light bucket so the seam is tight & totally closed. Initially I screwed the led light in tight and put the top bucket on and the led light itself wouldn't let the seam close perfectly. So I took it off many times to get it right. When the led wasn't screwed at all the bucket seams came together perfectly, but when you screw down the light snug it would raise the front of the light & pull down the back. Which is why the buckets don't come together perfectly, but some guys would be fine w/ a small gap at the front. There is a small metal U-clip on original light at the back which is for the back screw on light, you'll need that as this one doesn't come with it. I had to drill the hole out a little on the new light to fit this clip for the screw. What I did was on the back screw I threaded it on barely to this clip, you'll tighten it later. The 2 front screws inside the bucket that hold the led light, start to tighten them but not all the way, if you tighten all the way the front of the light gets raised bcuz it pulls the back down bcuz of angle of the tongues. Take the bucket cover and make sure your seams that connects the top and bottom are tight together, if they are tight take the cover back off & tighten headlamp screws a little more. What you want is to get the screws as tight as you can get them with the seams mated perfectly tight. You don't tighten the bottom screw until the top light bucket is screwed tight to bottom, the very last thing is tighten bottom screw, just get it really snug it you tighten it too much you could break the cast metal tongue it's screwing into. Your led headlamp inside light should be tight and snug and no shakey loose fit.My 08 didn't have any hex head screws on bucket, it was all Phillips head. The big bolt that adjusts the headlight, I had to loosen that to access the bottom screw, it a 15mm socket. I wouldn't start the install if you're short on time. I'm overall really happy with it & excited to ride at night, after all I had one bulb burnt out on my original headlight & that was like $30 so to upgrade to this was a no brainer, saving the $300 over the Victory light so I can use the $$$$ in my restorations, priceless.

****Edit. I had issues with the high beam, and a couple LED'S not working. The low beam was so great I wasn't going to send it back. Out of the blue, after reading my review, the company sent me a new light with no questions asked. I highly recommend this light, and the customer service I received from this seller was phenomenal! Don't hesitate to buy to but this headlight!***It works I ride a 2007 Victory Jackpot, and wanted to upgrade the stock headlights. The light is much better than my stock HID, halogen combo. As some people noted, the polarity for the low beam was backwards and I blew a fuse. I had to replace the low beam socket, since it was a different style, but that was easy. The spread of the light and color is fantastic! My biggest complaint is that the low beam turns off when I turn on the high beam, unless I hold down the momentary high beam switch. My old light had no issues with both bulbs being on at the same time. When I first installed it, two of the four high beam LED's weren't working. As soon as I snapped a pic so I could return it they started working. Not sure if I got a defective unit or what. I guess time will tell...