Are these lights bright enough to be seen from the front or back without front or rear lights?
449634
The lights are bright enought to be seen in front and back but I wouldn't substatution front and back light with these
449635
its bright enough but I would suggest to have your front and rear lights installed as well.
449636
I have mine mounted on the rear wheel and they are very visible from behind. For that reason I only have one tail light on that bike figuring the Monkey Light would be backup if it failed at night. Monkey lights are not very visible in the daylight.
449637
They are not visible enough from the front or back so I also have other lights on my bike . The light is extremely visible from the side though and I always like to be noticed from all angles when riding at night
1282356
Yes, those are really good and bright. I installed them on an unmarked unit and they worked great. The only problem were the cables that were too short other than that they are great.
1581299
I have them mounted under my rear bumper to help with recovering vehicles. They are very bright. @ 53' there should be plenty of light.
408258
I had someone install them. They're not super bright, however I believe they're more decoritive than for illuminating the road.
1733579
It depends on your bike and where you are biking. The front and back LED are more so other people see you, not to illuminate the trail or road. I bike in the city and so I just want others to see me and know that there is a bike on the road. These were just what I needed and still work great.
1507291
They are brighter than stock bulbs. I actually replaced mine with 921 cob led and found them to be brighter. Overall they will provide improvement on visibilty when backing up.
2256376
Yes they are bright, police cars could use them for search lights. All kidding aside, they are ridiculously bright, I would say annoyingly so. Nothing a piece of black masking tape won't cover up though.
2186529
yes they are bright enough to see in daylight for sure. I bought mine with the purpose of mounting to my Ducati Monster but the were more of a flood than a spot beam and too bright as headlights for night. I ended up using them as back-up lights mounted under my H3T truck.
2111690
They are easily noticeable from at least a block away. Real bright at night. More intense then factory car reflectors.
2154448
They are great! So much better than stock. They have a reflective back. The turn signals don't have a reflective back but it doesn't matter. I'd recommend HID's with them too. Looks amazing like that.
1425028
no, they are not dual filament (on/off) only, as previous posts have stated very bright, brighter than a stock high beam headlight.
2256377
They are bright. Not annoyingly bright but you can definitively notice them. You could just put some masking tape in front of them if you want.
169434
They are really bright, but sadly no. They illuminate a lot but not as much as the picture says. They look super badass (blue-ish tint) and are way brighter than the stock reverse lights. I recommend them still.
1411149
No, they are not back lighted. But they are in very good physical and functional conditions.
2282700
I put them on the hardtop of my rhino facing rear for backup lights. More spot than flood but they are so bright that they work perfect for my application. FYI I put their light bar on the front it is a combination of spot and flood and I ride mostly at night. They perform as I hoped they would, perfect and bright. PS they are put together very well with a high quality fit and finish. Not sure of your application but you would hard pressed to be disappointed with them.
2161927
Yes, the front Sill protectors will light up with blue LED's. The rears do not light up.
2081793
No. I'd say it's mostly cosmetic improvement. They are pretty bright though.