LED Cubes Amber, Swatow 4x4 2pcs 3 inch LED Pods 50W Off Road Driving Lights Square Driving Light Yellow Fog Lights Spot Lights Amber Light Bar Work Light Pods for Trucks UTV ATV SUV 4x4 Off road Boat

I mounted these on my 2015 bmw 1200gs. They are perfect for making me more visible on the roadway while commuting in traffic in Southern California.

I haven't installed these yet, but I did try them out and they seem like they are bright and more like a flood light than a spot light....which is better for fog I guess? I tried them using a 9 volt battery just to see if they worked and only half the leds came on....then I tried it with a 12 volt battery and they work as they should...all were lit. They look well made and they should be pretty waterproof....enough that I didn't feel like I have to take apart and make more waterproof. The worse thing about these lights is that you have to be a MIT engineer to get the brackets on...it's real tricky and takes a lot of mental patients. You will need a small screwdriver, small needle nose pliers, small 10 mm wrench and glue to glue on the flat washer on the bracket so it stays in place while trying to get the nut on....it wasn't that bad if your use to doing tight space nut, bolt and washer deals like this was. I will update this after I get them installed and try them out.

These lights were super easy to install and really help on our side by side when it is dark and dusty. They allow you to see!

The lights work great, but I can not mount them because I never received any mounting hardware or brackets. All that was in the box was the lights. If I could get the mounting hardware and brackets I would of given a 5 star

Goooo

For the love of God make the bracket bolts easier to install. The nuts are impossoble to get into thr correct position. It's like a rubic cube from hell.

The bracket design is absurd. The u bracket slides in between the ribs/fins on back of the light, but the bolts still come through holes on the outside, then you have to use tweezers and/or tape to carefully lower the washers into place.I'm not a novice either- I have a full blown tube buggy crawler that I built myself- and this was tricky even for me.

Everything good