UNI-SHINE DOT 7 inch Motorcycle LED Headlight Round 1pc Projector Amber White Angel Eye 7'' led Headlight Hi/lo Beam

I purchased this light for my 2014 Street Glide Special. It was a perfect fit and I didn’t need a different bracket to install it. The harness that comes with the light is not the correct one for the bike but I just ordered the correct harness and it took maybe 10 minutes to install. The halo light can be either white or yellow depending on what you want you will just need to connect the corresponding wire up for the halo. Overall I am pleased with the light. It beats spend hundreds of dollars.

Great headlight, easy to install. Pretty much plug and play. Need to find a second hot wire for the angel eye. Pretty easy on my Harley Davidson Street Glide. My only con is that the nubs don't match the notches in my headlight fixture so the light is a bit skewed. Still works great, just looks crooked a little bit when I pull up to the garage door.

Easy-to-use

The light was pretty good out the box. Low beam only lasted 2 months. The halo and high beam still work. I guess you get what you paid for!

Good deal for the money.Easy to install and are nice and bright

Installed into a RE Himalayan. Drops right into original headlight ring after bending the tab that holds the stock headlight out of the way.Beam pattern is "good". Not great. Low has a nice wide spread, and a fairly sharp cutoff, but the pattern is a little blotchy, not terribly even. High throws downroad well but is very centered, it doesn't throw off to the sides much. Also, it throws high. I had to put the headlight bucket as tilted down as it would go to get the low beam cutoff at a reasonable angle, and not have high beam shooting off into the trees (compared to stock reflector, which sat roughly in the middle for ideal aim). So be prepared to adjust your housing down a fair amount.Brightness is just OK. It's a little better than the stock H4 but honestly not by a ton. It's definitely whiter in color as you'd expect with led vs incandescent. Compared to some other (pricier) led headlights I've used it's just mediocre, but really not bad for the price, and almost certainly still an upgrade over your stock incandescent headlight. Very functional and useable on the road. Others do have better beam patterns and more brightness. If you ride a lot at night and max visibility is your main goal, I'd probably skip this and spend a little more for something better. But if you want a modest upgrade to both brightness and appearance (I've had several comments about the angel eye, think it fits the bike well), for not a lot of money, here you go.The angel eye can either be white or yellow, depending which wire you power. I guess you you could tag the yellow wire in with blinkers, but there's no split left/right, the whole ring is orange, so it'd flash with either directional. I just powered the white wire off the stock DRL/"city light" connector, so the white halo is on whenever the key is.

Plugged right in. Nice and bright. Splice the halo wire to the speedometer light wire.

Fits without issues, plug and play with a little modification on the halo. Not nearly as bright as advertised and the halo doesn't stay on when on the high beam. Better than stock but I'll definitely be looking to replace this soon because it's not as bright as I'd want it to be. Looks good though.