i would like to put them in a motorcycle will it work?
1373380
Electrically there is no problem with any 12 vdc system. I am not to sure about the legality of using them on the road. I would at least have a separate switch for them so you can use them only when you need them. I use them on my atv and love them, lots of light.
1373381
LED has very low power draw. However these are floor lights, not narrow beam. they will likely blind oncoming vehicles. If you are off road, in need of floor lights, I've not seen anything better, especially for the $. I have them mounted 2 on the front 2 on the back of my mule.
1373382
They are not legal for public road use and the mounts aren't sturdy enough to keep them aimed for off-road motorcycle use.
1373383
i put these on my 1990 jeep wrangler (i have both 30 degree and 60 degree ones) and the 30 degree ones look like brights driving down the road. you can but their throw distance is not that good unless your going offroading. so i would not suggest it because here in texas i have seen fellow jeep people get pulled over for driving with these on down the highway
1373384
As long as its a 12 volt system it would work but I don't think these are DOT approved for the highway (blind oncoming traffic). I think these are for offroad use only. I put mine on my Chinese ATV to replace the dim one that came on it. Works great and really bright.
292431
depending on your engine specifications that should work perfectly I've installed them in my car and they work just fine but be sure your engine specifications call for this particular brand
1484688
I would say no. they are not for that purpose. They are for load. I put mine in a class A motorhome and they work great for that application.
66028
Yes, it can safely be used in a motorcycle. It is JASO-MA certified. I run this in both my Honda XR650L and my Gold Wing. A simple Google search would have answered your question.
1672342
I believe so... My husband owns a motorcycle & I ride with him sometimes & have worn them before. They stay in comfortably & you can still hear well enough.
123014
Yes, as far as I can tell. It would make a great uniform addition. I am using them on my motorcycle....
1080673
I doubt it, they call for 12v. I have them wired up on motorcycle battery and the run great for me.
841235
These should work just as well on a 4 wheeler as they do on my motorcycle. The lights are bright and adhesive backing very strong if you clean the area with alcohol. The connection between the battery and the switch for turning the lights on and off is a bit short. You may need to extend that wiring a bit depending on where you want to mount the switch. Good product...Good luck... j.d.
1563542
I would say no, but it really depends on how much power youre putting to them. Its cheap enough to try. And fairly reliable.
969478
They stick on to the bumper but..there needs to be a few feet between them. So they may not work correctly on a motorcycle.
808287
They will work but will not be very loud. you buy an amp with higher power for better sound quality.
1551779
I USED to own a Harley and I would NOT put them directly on the motor. Frame or under the tank maybe but I believe they will melt if in contact with heat.
1097754
Yes. I bought them to put in my motorhome to keep them from rolling around in the cupboard. They have worked well
368914
They will work with the 2002 Harley Davidson Road Glide, many companies are only listing up to ten years now in there will fit years.
862386
I'm not sure. I bought them for an old rc car and they worked fine. If you have the correct connectors and these are the correct voltage and dimensions for your vehicle I suppose that they would work fine.
534813
For the most part they need to be in somewhat close proximity to each other. If both batteries were located in the engine compartment then it would probably work. In most motorhomes I've seen, the house batteries are located far enough away that it would not work well.
561761
I would imagine so, I bought mine for an electric scooter & they work fine.