I have a couple of questions.. First - does this fit any kind of a motorcycle? Secondly, how do the lights and the switch mount? Nut and bolt? Glue?
1071785
I just used the sticky backing to put on the lights and zip ties to run the wires it took me less than 10 min and you can't see the wires only the lights .try them these were the cheapest I could find and they work!not much to set up first wire job I have ever done so I'm sure you can do it to
1071786
As far as i saw they will fit any bike and i put the switch into the metal side of the top of my tank and the lights i used the glue that was on them but i also put super glue on the ends to keep them on. They work great
1071787
They come in strips so they will fit any motorcycle. They do NOT come with mounting hardware. I used double sided tape and this has worked well, even near the hot motor. This set came with a toggle switch that I mounted next to my extra light set switch on my 2009 Harley Davidson Heritage. The lights look great by the way and I recommend them.
1071788
The lights have like a tape on the bottom of them and you peel a layer off to stick it. (I've had 1 come off of my bike) the switch is small and has a nut to hold it into a hole, I like the lights and they are very bright and really make the bike look nice at night
1071789
Yes any bike and the tape on the lights didnt work for me and the switches fit in 2holes on the frame near the starter on my street glide
1071790
yes it doe's fit any bike and lites up beautifull the switch is a togo switch best thing i ever bought thank you jack sosbe
542506
use this link to see actual views of the different lights. http://www.modernbike.com/guide.asp?ListID=61 I used this site when making my decisions. Others have complained about mount but I have no issues with it.
2006552
These are awsome lights...I mounted it on my Adventure Motorcycle.No there are not mounts for Handle Bars but You can use two hose clamps that will do the trick.Thats what I did.Cheap Solution.
1241935
I don't think you'd have any problem mounting it to a dirt bike. Of course, the light that it casts will be bouncing all over the place if you're on a rough trail, but the bike light itself should stay mounted securely.
1456263
you would have to fashion a bracket. The hardware that comes with the light is not designed for handlebars.
1385808
The light has a rubber grip on the bottom mounting end which helps stabilization and there are two bands included that are different sizes. I haven't had a problem with the light rotating on either my handlebars or the on my helmet mount.
681895
I have not used my light yet, but it came with screws, but I would consider mounting tape if needed since light is so lightweight. I agree with other customer, that the light is not very bright and illuminates only a small area. I kept product and will eventually find an appropriate place for it. Good luck.
236724
There is a thumb screw that is easily turned to tighten the holder around the light. It is very firmly held. This is the best head light i have had. I also have the 1800 lumen model but no bike mount to hold it...Yet... So I use it as a very superior flashliht. hope this helps.
1456265
Not out of the box. It's designed to be mounted to the fork crown. If you're reasonably handy, it shouldn't be difficult to come up with a simple mount--all you need is a bracket that you can fix the loop to. Alternatively, you could remove the light from its "loop" bracket and attach it, using the same screw hole, to some other kind of mounting.However, one thing to which you should pay attention is the wire that runs from the light to the dynamo; make sure it's long enough to make the travel without being stretched. It's simple to solder on an extension if you need to, but it's best if you don't have to do that. Not out of the box. It's designed to be mounted to the fork crown. If you're reasonably handy, it shouldn't be difficult to come up with a simple mount--all you need is a bracket that you can fix the loop to. Alternatively, you could remove the light from its "loop" bracket and attach it, using the same screw hole, to some other kind of mounting.However, one thing to which you should pay attention is the wire that runs from the light to the dynamo; make sure it's long enough to make the travel without being stretched. It's simple to solder on an extension if you need... » Read More Not out of the box. It's designed to be mounted to the fork crown. If you're reasonably handy, it shouldn't be difficult to come up with a simple mount--all you need is a bracket that you can fix the loop to. Alternatively, you could remove the light from its "loop" bracket and attach it, using the same screw hole, to some other kind of mounting.However, one thing to which you should pay attention is the wire that runs from the light to the dynamo; make sure it's long enough to make the travel without being stretched. It's simple to solder on an extension if you need to, but it's best if you don't have to do that. « Show Less
989399
I used this light bar mount I got it from ebay. But I paid like less then 200 for it. http://m.ebay.com/itm/171145008107?nav=RVI&sbk;=1
1718336
It comes with two metal clips that have a hole in them that allows one to screw them to the mounting surface. You will have to supply the screws (I used #6 screws) which, because of the tightness of the fit, have to be very low profile (that is, flat heads). The light is bar is very light weight, so no worries about it pulling the screws out.
1020948
Yes, I put one on my motorcycle. However you will have to get a bracket to hold the light . Amazon has them for 4 dollars. They swivel 360 degrees, which I believe is what it is called, The 360 degree bike bracket. Hope this helps.
1939559
The lights come with plastic clamps that wrap around the handle bars/ seat post. I used some two sided tape used for car moldings to attach one to my rear parcel rack. I have also seen others with them ziptied in place.
423105
I had to use the original mounting bolts. Everything else is there though. Mounts where existing lights are and wiring plugs right in
305071
I used these on a motorcycle as replacements. They should work in addition to existing lights on a car. Note they have a peel and stick backing and the wire comes out the point end of the arrow. You need to have a way to route the wires that works for your application. The plastic housing of the lights is rigid, so you will need an almost flat surface onto which to adhere them.
319238
Not really. There is a stud with the wires inside it that is screwed into the light and has 2 nuts on it to mount. It worked for me without making any additional mounts. I did unscrew the stud from the housing though and put red locktite on it and screwed it back in to make it more secure.
1464964
No it only has a bracket with a bolt.. You can find clamps or weld on tabs for most size tubing. That will accommodate these lights..