KewigMotorcycle Auxiliary LED Fog Light 60W White Amber LED Spotlight Auxiliary Light Kit with Mount Bracket Wire Harness Waterproof Offroad Driving Lights Compatible with Motorcycle Bike Truck

Theses lights are excellent.I looked at a lot of lights that were more expensive than these, but these lights are really good. They project a nice wide bright angle. Very happy with this purchase.

The media could not be loaded. Easy to fit, very bright option and flash if you need it. Tough as far as I can tell. Just took it on a rough trip in South Africa and held up fine.

A few months ago, I picked up these waterproof lights to add to one of my adventure bikes. I have to tell you that of all of the lights I’ve purchased in the past. These are my absolute favorite. Not only are they bright with multiple color options, but they are built like a tank and they look phenomenal.The lights themselves are pretty chunky, and offer a very rigid frame and construction. Installation is pretty easy, but I found the instructions a little bit vague. Fortunately, I have wired in many lights in the past. The size of these lights are pretty robust, so you’re gonna wanna put them in an area where if and when you drop your bike, they’re not going to smash into your plastics. That being said they do tighten down very well and stay in placeOverall, I think they’re a wonderful price point and value for what you buy, and they are incredibly bright. I would buy them again.

Love the look and works as intended

I have been looking for a set of lights for my e-bike to take it to, shall we say, "ludicrous level". The light that came on my e-bike is ok, and all that, but it certainly doesn't "blaze a trail through the dark of night".It will, of course, require creativity to power this as my e-bike is 52v and these are 12v. Luckily, I have a voltage converter good for 60A, and that's WAY more than enough for these lights. If you're looking to hook these up to YOUR e-bike, the voltage converter I'm using is B0D95VTZ8D. It will provide enough current for these lights and pretty much anything else you can think of.I probably won't tap into my bike's main battery for these, what I'll probably end up doing is using a 36v scooter battery I have here to run then, which should be plenty. But, if you wanted to, you could certainly tap into your main battery line with that voltage reducer to run these.These lights are, frankly, 10x brighter than the light that came on my e-bike. And being able to switch modes between the white lights and the fog lights at the push of a button is awesome! There is no comparison. With anything. The aux lights look awesome, too, and really give it a little "bling".When it comes to build quality...I don't even know what to say. There is solid aluminum and there is solid aluminum. The aluminum build of these lights makes others look like they were stamped from an aluminum can. Being completely serious, they are THAT thick and THAT solid. Not only that, but the lens is very thick and solid glass, and as a very serious amateur photographer, I can promise you that the optical quality of the glass is simply beyond that you would expect to see in a "mere light".Not only is the lens a very thick, high quality optical-grade glass, it's ASYMETRICAL. As in, the lens isn't just...a normal convex shape. No, no, no. I looked at the lens in these lights very closely, and it has a VERY specific design, and the curvature is more pronounced at the top of the lens than the bottom. It's obviously been very cleverly designed to give optimal distance throw for one set of LED's, and designed to give optimal close-up throw for the other set of LED's. The lens is best described as a "teardrop" or "egg" shape. As I said, it's actually a very advanced optical design for a "mere light", and I am utterly impressed by both the build quality of the body, as well as the optical quality of the lens of these lights.The quality continues on in these lights all the way throughout, from the switch to the LED drivers to the mounts to the connectors for the wires. They cut no corners here. Very, very nice.It doesn't matter what you intend to put these on. For me, they're going on an e-bike, but you could put these on a motorcycle, a UTV, ATV, just about anything really. Whatever you put them on, you will be blown away by the quality and engineering that went into these lights. You certainly could spend less on a set of lights, but the reason to spend what they're asking for these will be apparent the second you're holding one in your hand. Very nice, guys. Very nice. 5 stars.

I have another set of LED lamps from Kewig and absolutely love them. Since installing on my GS, I have not had a single problem with cars pulling out in front of me because they couldn't judge my distance and speed. The high beam low beam designations are real, as cars WILL flash you with the "high" on, and a friend of mine said they were really too bright to run like that with opposing traffic after I passed him on the road. They are far brighter than even my LED high beam on the bike.The switch is awesome, and the mounting hardware is excellent. I'd rate these 5 stars because they truly stand out as superior to any other LED's I've tried on my motorcycles... until I turned them on and noticed how bright the blue lights are- which are ridiculously illegal for road use in my state. They can't be turned off, so I'm either going to risk warranty problems and open these up and see what I can do to disable them or change the color or I need to cover the blue parts with a colored film to change the color or some opaque vinyl. My other set of Kewig lights don't have that, but this adds another step to determine how to deal with getting rid of the blue- the police in my area absolutely will not look the other way when it comes to unauthorized blue lights and it would fail state inspection.ASIDE from that part, Kewig lights are amazing values. Three stars is "satisfied" but not ecstatic about the quality or price, and that's where I'm at with these because of the bright blue parts... had those been a legal color, I'd think it's a great thing to help visibility and I would have topped it out at 5 stars.

If saving weight is your goal, and you need aux lighting, these probably aren't going to be the ones for you. But for $130, these are a very nice set of lights. If you're riding a big ADV bike, you'll probably never feel the 3+ pounds added, but if you're on a smaller/lighter MX/Dual sport bike, you might think these are heavy, like I did. Regardless, they install super easily, and work really well. The combo amber/white bulbs is great! 5/5

Great lights for a little over a month then they suddenly quit working. Fuse good, power available, connections tight. Bought them for ride to Daytona bike week. Lights were very bright and the amber color really lit up the road at night.Daytime riding made bike way more visible in traffic. For the price paid, I expected them to last a lot longer than they did.