PowerMotor Dirt Bike Headlight,Universal Motorcycle LED Headlight Kit For Most Motorcycle Dirt Pit Bike Enduro Like CRF XR CR Led Lights-Headlamp For CRF450L 2019 2020 CRF450XR 2019 2020 Dirt Bike

(UPDATED REVIEW SEE BELOW)I will update this review with more or less stars (2 stars initially) if/when I can get it installed and working but I doubt it will ever receive over 4 stars.I impulse bought this light/fairing simply because I liked the looks and wanted something different for my bike. I cannot fault the seller for a misleading advertisement as it clearly states "headlight as picture" (nice chinglish, lol) and it indeed comes ONLY as it is pictured. There are no wiring instructions, no technical specs and no mounting hardware (only two $0.05 zip-ties, useless). There is one wire lead with four wires (red, yellow, black, green) but I have no idea how they get hooked up properly. Also, what is the voltage range that it can accept? Yes, I know it says 12v but does that mean 13.3v will fry it? Who knows.It does look nice and came quickly so for that it gets two stars. However, I cannot give more stars due to the other shortcomings. I mean come on, no mounting hardware or wiring instructions, really? I guess I am a $65 guinea pig. I also cannot find how to ask the seller any questions about it. If the seller does reach out to me and help, I will gladly change my review but for the time being, this is where I am at. I hope this helps with your decision to buy, or not.(REVIEW UPDATE)After testing with a 3S lipo, I was able to figure out the wiring. The black wire is ground and red, yellow & green are positive for upper lights, lower lights & middle (halo style) light. If wired to the correct type of switch, you could control all three light groups independently. However, I spliced the red/yellow/green together to just have full on/off. I might change wiring setup later.I did message the seller, who was quick to reply and offered to send me some rubber straps (after Chinese New Year). I actually don't see how they'd help much as there really isn't any mounting points on this fairing, except the two holes near the top, which don't work for my application anyhow. There is however two plastic nipples on the bottom. Utilizing these lower protrusions, I fabricated a bracket, with rubber grommet holes, that attaches to my fork and supports the bottom of the fairing (picture 3). I then used some spacers, longer screws and random hardware to attach the back of the light housing to the stock light bracket on my Sur Ron (picture 5). I am not confident on how well this will hold up over time. I wish the back of the light housing had dedicated mounting holes so I didn't have to use the tiny screws that actually secure the housing fixture together and may break. I also ziptied the upper holes (in fairing) to my handguards, for extra support. The mounting seems secure for now.The light itself is only okay. The output is about the same as the stock Sur Ron light and the beam pattern is a bit narrow and scattered and doesn't seem to project very far. I have not rode at night with it yet to fully test performance but have compared to stock in my yard at night. I added some tape on the back of fairing to reduce the rearward light leaks from shining back in my face.Overall, I think the price is good and the styling of this headlight/fairing is fantastic and compliments the look of my bike. Since I was able to fabricate my own hack-job mounting solution, I have raised my overall rating to 3 stars. However, because of the average light performance and lack of mounting solution, 3 stars is the most I can give. If you're handy with custom solutions, this light could be for you but if you're looking for a simple install, maybe keep looking.

Super bright but doesn't have great range and housing allows to much light back into your face.