Motorcycle Highway Bar Lights Switchback Driving Lights Led Amber Turn Signals White Driving RGB Atmosphere LED Crash Bar Lights for 1-1/4 inch Crash Bars Touring Bikes Motorcycle Lights (Black)

Look amazing. Haven’t had installation time. I like the wires are placed inside back of lights so they can be wired inside of crashbars.They appear to be very well made and aren’t light weight! They have met my expectations which is hard to do when it come to bike accessories. I’d recommend these to my friends for sure.

what I didnt like know instructions but I figured it out and what I did like was that the lights were L.E.D. lights very bright

Here is what I found:Pros --Look great when finished (I put heat sheathing around the wires and routed them out of the sides rather than putting them through the highway bars - huge pain to do that.)-Can be wired into turn signals. (Amber LEDs look great, but hyper-strobe without adding a flasher relay)-Can be adjusted to add to your headlights or point at the ground for better street visibility-Include rubber pieces to help secure them onto the bars as well as a hex key for assembly-Powdercoat does not seem cheap (have had no issues with it yet)-Metal, not plasticCons --No instructions that were meaningful during assembly-Rubber pieces cannot be used with 3/4 or 1" highway bars-Huge pain to assemble with only one person-Hex key is flimsy and broke after tightening the first bolt on the second assembly-Wires must run out the side of the lights if you do not wish to route them through the highway bars-Wires are super cheap and crappy; far too thin a gauge to work long-term (if you know anything about wiring, simply get better wiring and redo it - you'll thank yourself later)-White LEDs are far too dim to be used for anything but running lights.-You will need a flash relay to change the blink rate of the turn signals to match your current ones, or don't bother with it for a strobe effectSo there you have it. You make the choice, but know that you get what you pay for.

Doesn’t provide a ton of light but wanted them to extend my profile and add extra lights in case headlight went out while driving. Look good and easy to install.

This is our 2 nd pair for motorcycle works great for people seeing you w road

Opened the box and unwrapped the first light. found a screw in the bubble wrap. Found the hole it came out of and tried to put it back in. Threads were already gone. I guess I got one of the returns and they just put them back on the shelf. Do yourself a favor and move on from these. Pure junk. To make thme look good (if that's even possible) you would need to drill a hole in the hiway bar where you mount them. Then you would need to drill another hole where the wires would come out at the top and go to wiring harness. Absolutely no kind of instructions. Good idea pour exaction. Just move along..... NOTHING TO SEE HERE

love the looks plus they look good

Rear turnsignal for my 2022 honda shadow aero