5 3/4 5.75 Inch LED Halo Headlight With DRL , Triumph, Victory Bikes

Huge difference from the stock headlight on my Sportster 72. Definitely worth the money!UpdateIf you want the halo ring to run you just need to splice into your stock wire harness (yellow) wire. Looks great!

Size fit perfectly for honda rebel 500 original headlight case pluged right into original headlight wiring plug no fuss with wires.Great product and fast shipping.Drill and tap 2 holes for mounting and done

Installed this on my 19 Sportster 1200 about a month ago. I’ve been waiting to write this review because I wanted to test it out on my commute for a month.So far this little light has really held up! It’s miles and away brighter than the stock halogens that came on the bike from the factory. It also costs a fraction of what Harley charges for their ‘Daymaker’ headlight.Install was very easy. Took about 10 minutes to take off the bikini fairing on my bike, remove the headlight ring, detach the old light, install new light, and put everything back on. Doable with just a Phillips screwdriver and a hex key. If you can put 2 and 2 together, you can install this light.-I love the halo on the light but regret to say that I was in a rush during install and didn’t get a chance to splice in the wire to the low beams. It’s no big deal as I think the light still looks great and the halo pops even without being lit. When I get a chance I’ll get a quick splice and do it.I took a star off because the clear plastic on the outside of the light is very very soft. After install I wiped it with a microfiber cloth and left all kinds of scratches all over the light.There is also moisture inside the unit after washing my bike. It goes away after a couple of sunny days but it means that the unit is not sealed properly.All in all I think it’s a great accessory and an absolute must have aftermarket upgrade for the sad factory halogen lights.

I bought this headlight to replace the stock one on my 2017 Honda Rebel 500. As others have noted, installation requires taking out the OEM headlight and brackets, and drilling a couple holes in the new headlight. (Note this requires removing the bracket for adjusting the OEM headlamp up/down.) I used machine screws and some thread lock to secure the new headlight in place. To get the halo working, I crimped a female Faston connector onto a 6-inch jumper wire, and then connected this end to the male Faston connector from the headlight. I then connected the other end of the jumper wire to the low beam wire inside the harness. Total process took about an hour; if I knew what I was doing the first time around it would probably have taken 30 mins or less.This new headlight is much brighter than the stock one, illuminating much more of the road and surrounding areas (road signs, shoulder, etc.). I distinctly get the feeling that other drivers can see me much better too, because more people hesitate before pulling out in front of me. Both of these benefits are well worth the upgrade.

For the money it’s bright and cheap so cool right? Wrong. It wouldn’t fit my housing without trimming where the light sits. I have and aftermarket bullit style visor head light so it had to happen. It is decently bright in town and on big hwy’s but in the corners you loose half your light even with the brights on. Also I’ve got about 500 miles on it and it was covered in bugs so I took some green scotch bright to clean them off and well now it’s extremely dull and scratched all to hell. It looks pretty badass and for the money I guess it was but I really expected a butter product in the end.Update: the company got ahold of me and did provide me with superior customer service they did everything they could to right a wrong so and they have. I applaud them For there efforts and Thank you again.

Fit my 2018 Indian Bobber perfect and looks great. I haven’t night tested it yet, because it’s too cold. If It turns out not to be good, I’ll update.I highly recommend this light though, it was fairly easy to install and it’s worth the price.

So let me say this 1st....if you want the halo ring to work, you need to splice into the lowbeam(yellow wire) very easy to do. So idk why so many people leaving bad reviews because the halo isnt on.Just hooked up my headlight and it looks great. WAY BRIGHT AT NIGHT.I plan on splicing the halo next. Just ordered some shrink tube connectors and wire crimp. Will update after.(Update)Just spliced the hali yo the low beam(yellow wire) look so awesome!!! Definitely 5stars! Cant beat the price!

Seemed like a great headlight. It's the right diameter and fit the outer ring on my bike just fine but it was too thick to actually fit inside the housing. The electronics worked fine as well, light up and seemed to change functions properly. I gave it 4 stars because it seems like a good product but I didn't see any confirmation it doesn't fit royal enfileds. For me, it didn't fit mine.