ROCCS Harley 7" RGB LED Halo Headlight, Dot Approved 7inch Headlamp fits Motorcycle Tour FLD Softail Heritage Softail Street Glide Electra Glide Road King Yamaha V-Star Road Star Wrangler

Your browser does not support HTML5 video.  WATCH THE VIDEO to see this in action!!!! This light is absolutely fantastic, exactly as advertised and exactly as rated both good and bad. Headlight did not completely fit 2010 FLHX, had to cut and modify factory steel headlight mount. This unit is completely plug and play except for the red wire going to the LED ring. You will want to splice that into your low beam “hot” wire. The light it self is absolutely awesome with great light beam spread and coverage.... once again though you will have to James Bond or Chip Foose this thing securly into the factory housing. If you are not mechanically inclined at all or able to think outside the box then save yourself the headache now and just buy the HD headlight for $300-$500.

I purchased this light to install on my 2019 Street Glide Special. Let me start out by telling you the things I like about this light. It is way brighter than the stock headlight and the L.E.D. halo is super bright. The construction is pretty solid and it has not fogged up on me like the previous model I purchased for my last bike. It fit perfectly in the bezel with almost no effort which was fabulous! Now for the things that I did not really like. The light came with an adapter cable that did not fit on my bike. This would have been nice to know beforehand. I ended up having to do some electrical work in order to wire the light up to my bike. I had to cut the factory wire harness and splice it into the included wire harness that came with the light. It was not too hard and anyone could do it if you have some electrical knowledge. The wire for the halo was rather short so I ended up extending the wire and then wired it into the low beam wire. Once all was said and done the light works perfectly to include high beam, low beam, and halo. Some people reported that their halo would turn off when switching to the high beam but mine works on both settings. The halo also changes back to the color you set it on after startup. It does start on a different color but will switch to your setting after a couple of seconds. Overall if you are looking for a good light that won't break the bank and looks awesome, I would totally recommend this light for your motorcycle!

4 years ago i purchased the Dual Wave Headlight(2nd pic) because it was different and very cool looking. Unfortunately, the light pattern it throws into the road was horrible, if you ever think about getting, don't!! I don't drive at night very often so it didn't bother me. But I'm driving more now so i decided to replace it.I wanted to try an LED headlight and after browsing for awhile,i decided on this one because of the Halo.I have a 2001 Suzuki VZ800 Marauder.I also purchased this housing: SKTYANTS 5.75" inch Headlights housing Bucket Mounting Bracket for Harley Davidson Fork Ear Adjustable Motorcycle (Chrome) https://www.amazon.com/dp/B01N0Y4WGS/ref=cm_sw_r_other_apa_i_BcT7Cb5E58YQQMy install was a pain, because i have 55mm forks. The brackets don't close at all, almost a 2in gap, but i knew this was going to happen. I was not going to buy the only mounting brackets i could find to fit @$80.The instructions are ok, took a few tries to get all the clips in the headlight bezel to hold down. The rest of the mounting into the housing went fine.The wiring was easy. I don't have the original H4 plug anymore, so i just used spade connectors. I DID wire the Halo straight to the LOW BEAM. Everytime i wired to an acc, it blew my fuses. So there Halo turns off with high beam, no biggie for me.The remote works just fine. No instructions on what each button does so you'll just have to play with each and learn it. The Halo does remember the last setting when bike is off. So i don't carry the remote with me. It's set to blue.I included a pic of the light pattern(low beam). I'm on a very dark 200ft part of my street, no other light interferes. While driving, the light isn't as bright. On lit roads, it's barely visible, because it's white light, not yellow. This is normal in my experience with white lights. Still, it lights up the road when you need it and looks cool. I notice cars next to me and the ground in front of me have a blue glow, so the Halo is pretty bright.The bad part, the high beam doesn't really brighten the road at all. I barely noticed a difference, but i don't use them at all, unless to flash people. So if you have need for high beams a lot, don't get this light.All in all, I'm happy enough to keep the light. If it were more expensive,i might send it back.

Your browser does not support HTML5 video.  Easy plug and play headlight. 1000% better than the stock Harley Davidson bulb. Clear white pattern with a good throw on the beam. Color changing halo is a nice touch to accent the rest of the lights on the bike. Have recommended to many friends

This product looks cool, but is not great for its intended purpose of being a headlight. The Halo is pretty cool, and that's what attracted me in the first place. Unfortunately the headlight is unacceptable. Visually it's maybe half as bright as my factory Harley incandescent. The low beam is so wide and doesn't focus enough on the actual road. The High beam is a total joke, I don't know why they would even bother, it does not provide any extra benefit. Its literally like someone shining a flashlight through a keyhole at the same light level from the low beam. Maybe I have a lens defect? Either way, I thought 1800 Lumens would be bright enough. It's for sure not. And there's not a chance it gets anywhere close to 3600 Lumens with the high beam. If you plan to ride at night, I can not recommend this.

Just purchased this halo Led headlight and was skeptical it would be good or even work. But it does. Very nice color modes with the remote control and flashing settings. Also has fade in an out lighting when you want to hangout and impress your friends. Definitely will make your bike unique. And yes it lights up the road in front of you.

Had to wire the halo into my acc, wasn't expecting that from the start. And with high beams on, it is really not that bright, would not recommend riding in unknown areas at night with this. I'm keeping this on my bike for a bit though before I can find something better that I like. The halo colors are pretty cool though.