Modified Lamp Motorcycle Black Plastic With Wires Strong Light Super Bright

Place of Origin: China

Brand Name: Customized

Supply Ability: 50,000pcs per month

Delivery Time: 20-30 work days

Motorcycle lights are important parts for safe driving of motorcycles. They mainly play the role of lighting and signal indication.

• Headlight: The main light source used by motorcycles to illuminate the road ahead when driving at night. Available in halogen, LED, and xenon types. Some motorcycles feature dual or quad headlight systems for enhanced lighting.
• Instrument lights: Illuminate the dashboard and internal parts for easy reading at night, typically white in color.

Motorcycle Instrument Lights

• Turn lights: Indicate direction changes, typically installed near rearview mirrors. Available in halogen or LED types.
• Taillights: Emit red light at the rear to indicate motorcycle position.
• Brake lights: High-brightness red lights that activate during braking to alert following vehicles.

• Position lights/width lights: Yellow lights illuminating motorcycle sides for visibility.
• Reversing lights: White lights that activate when reversing to indicate direction change.

• Uses tungsten filaments with halogen gas to improve efficiency
• Affordable with yellowish light color, good for rainy/foggy conditions
• Lower brightness, higher power consumption, ~600 hour lifespan

• High-intensity light excited by high voltage
• ~2000 hour lifespan but with 3-4 second startup delay
• Contains environmentally harmful mercury (banned in EU for motorcycles)

• Instant start with no blind spots
• 30,000+ hour lifespan with excellent heat dissipation
• 60% more energy efficient than halogen with double the brightness
• Wide voltage design maintains consistent brightness from 8V-36V

Motorcycle lights feature diverse designs that complement the motorcycle's overall style. High-end models often incorporate streamlined, angular shapes that integrate seamlessly with the body while providing excellent lighting performance.

Motorcycle Head

Lighting Assembly

Installation Process