YEEGO DIRECT7" LED Headlight 4.5 Fog Passing Lights Chrome Set YG-Headlight

Highly highly impressed. I was going to give it 4 stars because the instructions are basically useless. Idk how to get the angel eye part to work so I just plug and played. In order to get the ring to light up I guess you have to splice some wires, and like I said... Instructions are useless so you'll need to already know what you're doing. But I'm going to give it 5 stars for the simple reason that I dropped my side light from about 4 feet and it hit the ground HARD and then rolled around for another 2 feet. I screamed in agony and thought surely I just shattered the light. NOPE. BARELY a scratch. I mean literally a pin size dot of a scratch. So for that single reason I'm giving it 5 stars instead of 4. The lights look awesome. Super bright. I mean WAYYYY brighter than the stock lights. These look like 600$ lights. My only negative is the instructions. For those of you who are not that mechanically inclined like myself, I'll give you a tip. PAY ATTENTION TO HOW YOUR OLD LIGHTS WERE ASSEMBLED WHEN YOU TAKE THEM OFF! Don't be dumb like me cause then you'll spend an extra 30 min trying to figure out how to put the light back in. Then you'll drop it on the ground and cry like me

Installed this kit on my 2014 HD Softail Deluxe. Only issue was the plug in receptacles they don`t seat that well so I just used some electrical tape to keep them secure so the plugs can`t come apart. Nice quality, lot`s of light and would recommend.

2007 FLHTCUI. Popped them right in. Was a bit of effort getting power into the spot lights. The hole for wires is tight even for 18g I used. Chose to feed it in from the lamp side rather than up from the bottom. I stuck the end in and pulled it through by pulling the stock wire with it, till I could grab it from the bottom. Tapped power from the cig lighter in the fairing. Keyed power so the halos are alway on. I like the end result. The headlight mount is very well made and that bolted right in. There was a wire on the factory harness for the halo. Easy peasy for that part. Tight fits everywhere, should be good! As long as they last. Was lucky to get an open box, only $60 but all was absolutely brand new. Stupid good value hah!

The 7" hi/lo light is bright enough, certainly brighter than the OEM incandescent lights that were originally on my Utra. The 4.5" passing lights are insanely bright. I may run the passing lights during the day to be better seen by the cagers but I run with them off during the night with other vehicles around as I'm certain they'd be blinding to oncoming traffic and in the mirrors of the ones I'm behind. I will actually use these as my hi beam lights when out on the back roads, not only to see better in front of me but they also light up the ditches well to hopefully see any deer that may be lurking.The Halos look pretty cool too. I actually ran wiring from each halo to an accessory 12V source. That way, when the bike is powered up, the halos are illuminated at all times, regardless of if the lights are on (pertains specifically to the passing lights since with the newer bikes, the main headlight is always on when the bike is powered up).I'd recommend these for sure. Quality seems good and hard to beat the price when comparing them to the prices of the big brand names out there for Harleys.

This is my second set of these lights.It seems to be the same manufacturer with different packaging.Installed it on a "12 Electra Glide and, as expected, it's a night a day difference.Too early to make a comment about the longevity.Utilized the mounting bracket provided because , from previous experience, if you opt out not to use it and decide to cut the factory piece, it'll be nearly impossible to adjust the height, side to side because it uses the pressure from those points to move. By removing, cutting, a bigger hole on the factory piece, you'll loose the adjustments.FYI, on both instances the height it's a little too much. My suggestion? add a longer screw to the top adjustment screw and maybe even a small spring to keep pressure on it or it may (because it's a Harley) became unscrew with time.To add the HALO to the driving lights you either:1 get a male spade and a short wire and connect it to the 12V or2 cut the female spade and connect it to 12V.The difference is that, if you choose for the first option, you'll be able to unplug it while the other way you'll have to cut the wire if removal is desired.