Could they be used on a Motorcycle light bar?
1087085
I don't see why not, but not my first choice. They are very bright, don't use much power, and awesome for off-road vehicles...but it's not a precise beam like a driving light. They are a little big for most motorcycles, I would look into a small projector style light if it were for my own bike.
2160794
They are advertised as being suitable for both brake and tail lamps, having a softer light for tail lamp function and a brighter one for brake light function. Mine worked fine in both modes when I bench tested them on arrival, but in my particular application, in a motorcycle tail/stop light, they would not work reliably and I returned them for full refund. I believe they would be an excellent choice in an automobile, though, as I believe the problem was with my motorcycle, not the LED bulbs.
33186
I am not sure; however, they screws that adjust the lights are standard screws you adjust by hand; therefore, I believe there is a possibility.
396318
They are made for a certain light, they screw on perfectly, not sure they would work for anything else.
2134482
I don't think they would ... I just mounted it right above my normal light and it works great and looks fine.
262249
Yes you can do this, I have put these on my motorcycle, I added a car blinker relay. During day light I switch to blinking and at night switch to on. These are super bright. I have not had any problem with them.
498597
It would honestly look kinda dumb. It would work of course but it isnt meant for that. Also be careful of what beam its on because you could get pulled over because the brightness is close to a truck light bar.
761729
Probably, but they are not bright enough to use. Can't be seen at all in the daylight and just a little at night.
43334
I don't believe so. These are made to fit a circular hole with an existing light.
349704
Depends on if you lights are almost flush with the rear of your fender, or if they're set forward towards the seat a little. But you should honestly go for a little bit better product, they're much smaller than I thought and the light assembly is pretty cheap. I've seen people put these on bicycles and they work great, but not on a Harley. There are some good looking leather bags for the same price.
1295942
only if you wire one into them. I used a simple rocker switch for the lights that i put on my motorcycle
1456263
you would have to fashion a bracket. The hardware that comes with the light is not designed for handlebars.
1226068
As long as the bike has a 7" round headlight.. I don't see why it wouldn't work. I bought some for an old Datsun, but, I thought about doing the same thing on my bike.
2014041
You will need to by a seperate bracket to mount the lights to the bull bar, unless it already has mounting tabs on it. Hope that helps.
1872501
I don't know, haven't used on anything but a regular bike. But they're on the inside and brakes wouldn't interfere; also, an ebike which goes faster ought to make the lightshow fast (takes some peddling and speed for the full effect).
2241931
They work pretty good and probably fine for something like that. You would need a few of them though. I might suggest the high intensity bullet led lights which i put on my boat instead. A bit pricier, but you could put one in the bottom and it would do the trick.
1598049
Yes. They will position anywhere on the light bar end-to-end. Its a pretty slick and very sturdy design. I have it mounted on my RZR4 and have had no problems after multiple rides since last year.