EXZEIT Led Driving Light for Motorcycle, High Low Beam Function 1.3'' Fog Lights Aux Light for Motorcycle e-Bike ATV UTV, 12/24V, 30W, 6000 Lumens 2 pcs (White Light)

Another set received. Wires are 34" with 33" sheathed. Male spade connectors that are 5mm wide and the wires are 20 AWG. It'd be great if they included six compatible female connectors.Great with a note. One of the two has a fan that sounds a bit wonky, like it stalls oit and restarts. Don't notice much in use. I have not sought resolution from the seller as they keep on working.What I really like is there's no unnecessary bulk and they can mount from above or below with the lens in correct low/hi orientation unlike many. Hanging down orientation is what I want for my application. And they put out an excellent amount of light with very good vertical cutoff, it throws a nice horizontal rectangle of light, with hi beam higher and longer reaching as appropriate.Had concerns about the sort of flimsy mount, however, they've stayed put thru thousands of miles of off-highway use. Saw this specific "brand" recommended, although they look like others, these are not yellow/white like so many you'll see offered. I'll get another set of these.A little more robust U-shaped bracket with the SAME functionality would nice at the price point.Are these built to a higher spec than those yellow/white jobbers for $20-30? Have had no water incursion even in a multi-hour downpour ride from hell. Cheers.Hey seller, include six female connectors for use please as this 5mm size is not readily available in USA. It'd be a great addition. Provide more details listing, wire sizes, length, etc. You have something good here.

I ride to work 90 miles one way, for a total of 180 miles daily on I-5. It's now December in the Pacific Northwest. That means it rains all the time and very often mornings start foggy. To top it off it's dark going both ways this time of year here. Dark and rainy freeway riding is what pushed me into looking for added lighting. I thought I'd supplement my existing lights, I was wrong. My existing lights supplement these. They are awesome. I was able to mount them under my farings and add spacers so they shine out around my forks. I can't speak on the waterproofing therefore. But u will say these lights are brighter and crisper then my brand new high dollar replacement headlight bulbs on my 2021 bike. They are solidly built, dropped them both on the concrete garage floor and had no effect. Great product. Thank you to Exzeit for making a quality product and not charging a ridiculous amount of money. Great product.

I'm blown away by how bright these are, they're easily brighter than my high-output LED headlight in my motorcycle, and I thought that was bright. These are legit as bright as HID headlights on a new BMW or Acura. I actually had to aim them down a little bit so as to not blind oncoming traffic. The tiny size is great, too, because they don't stand out when they're turned off, you barely notice them because they're so small.Wiring was super easy using Posi-Taps (available here on Amazon), only tough part was figuring exactly where I wanted to mount them on my motorcycle. You can buy H4 harness extenders for cheap as well, so you don't even need to tear up your original wires if you want to return to stock. Wire a toggle switch to the ground wire to have on/off for both hi/low circuits.No issues with mounting brackets or hex bolts, but then again, I understand I know the difference between steel and aluminum. You'll have no issues with threads stripping as long as you carefully thread the steel bolts into the aluminum housing and make sure you're at a 90* angle so as to not crossthread before tightening.

Seem to be good quality. Solid metal lights with a little weight to them. Built in fan in rear activates when on. I was concerned that by mounting sideways on the fender mount the low beam or high beam would be either on the left or right, but there are actually 4 threaded holes around the light (left&right and top&bottom) allowing me to use the 2 on top and bottom for the bracket. In one of the sellers pictures you can see the bottom threaded hole. Lights are bright! At least as bright as headlight low beams, probably approaching headlight high beam brightness. Can't comment on if its actually 6,000 lumens (3,000 per light) as stated in description, but the color is very close to 6,000K white light. Which was what i was looking for. I did unscrew the ring around lens and removed lens on 1 light to investigate water resistance. Seems like there is some sort of thin sealant/threadlock on a couple of the threads and the lens seals on a silicone gasket. The board has 2 tiny screws mounting the board to the light. I was debating on using some conformal coating on the board/chips, but description says IP68 with 2 hours of submersion testing, which if true is good enough for me. I dont ride in the rain, but occasionally use a hose to wash...time will tell if i should have used the coating. All in all I'm satisfied. A little overpriced at about $50, but i had all sorts of promotions and credits so the purchase made sense. Used a switch from LMODRI, wired into headlight fuse and hit the road!