Nilight 8PCS Motorcycle RGB Led Light Kit Waterproof Multi-Color Atmosphere Lights Lamp with 4Key RF Wireless Remote for Harley Davidson Honda Kawasaki Suzuki, 2 Years Warranty (TL-42)

The media could not be loaded. These lights are seriously awesome. I wasn’t expecting much for the price, but they totally blew me away. The colors are super bright and you can either let them cycle through, pick one solid color, or even set them to do this cool light show while you ride. It makes the whole bike look next-level.Install was way easier than I thought—I had them on and working in no time. And the remote? Works from like 30 or 40 feet away, which is perfect if you want to turn them on before walking up to your bike (major cool points).Honestly, for how cheap they were, they’re totally worth it. Bike looks amazing and I get compliments all the time. Highly recommend if you want to add some color and style without breaking the bank.

Wired this up on my mom’s golf cart after I bought some wire extensions. It worked great.

Works great on my Kawasaki eliminater very strong adhesive

Very bright lights, dont like the one ended plugs, didn't realize that when I bought it, but otherwise so far has been working for for the past couple months. Adhesive is a bit iffy but so far they're sticking.Also like the app and the lighting selections I can choose from.

I have done a few light kits now. 2 years ago, I put a kit on my brother's bike. It was ok. Then I bought a cheaper kit for my bike. It only lasted a month. My bro got a new bike so I put a light kit on it for him. It was this one. I was so impressed that I bought me one. I had to peel off my old kit. It looked awful. I don't remember the name of that kit but this new kit is so much better quality. The double sided tape sticks good. It works best when it's warm. All that tape is the same way though. I usually have the lights on when I install them. To make sure they are shining where I want. And it makes the lights alittle warm so they stick better. Plus I don't just stick the lights on and go. I will rub them bad and forth a little bit. Makes sure they are sticking good. I have yet to use the switch on a permanent light job but it seems to work ok. All the bikes I have put them on has had an open accessory switch. So I cut the original wires up. I cut the fuse off and reuse it and then wire it directly to a keyed and switches circuit. Which works pretty good. You can leave the switch on and they just come on when the bike is on. Or turn them on at dark like I do. And they save whatever you had them on last. If you got them on a solid color and turn them off, them come back on with the same solid color. If you got them on blinking and turn them off, when you turn them back on, they blink. And when you turn them on, they blink white twice before they start doing their thing. Some extra splits and extensions it a plus. Especially if you are going to run lights up to your front wheel. If you are going to light up a side by side, I would do 4 extensions. Then you could run 3 lights on all 4 corners. The lights also come with an "All lights red" wire when you hit the brake lights. I didn't hook it up permanently on anything but I did try it and it did work. On my bike I plan to mainly red so the red on brake thing wouldn't show up anyway. I do plan to get more of this lights. Accouple of my buddy saw our bikes and love the lights so I will most likely be putting these lights on their bikes too.

I had high hopes for these motorcycle show lights, but they ended up causing more problems than they’re worth. My friend helped me install them, and everything seemed fine at first. That night, I used the included remote fob (the only one in the box) to manually turn them off before going to bed.The next morning, I took my car out for errands. When I got back, I noticed the bike lights were on again — despite having turned them off the night before. I used the fob to shut them off once more, but by then it was too late: my motorcycle battery was completely drained. It wouldn’t start at all.After some digging, I realized this isn’t just a one-off issue — it’s a common problem with this product. The remote clearly isn’t reliable, and there’s no app or backup control method. My friend had to come back and help me install a physical battery switch just to prevent this from happening again.Bottom line: this product is not ready for prime time. If you care about your battery and reliability, I strongly recommend going with a different brand that offers better control options and safeguards. This could have left me stranded if I hadn’t caught it in time.

I ordered these to spice up my 01 Softail. Man what a great decision!! Took me about 15 minutes to figure out where and how I wanted to mount them. After that it was a breeze. There was enough wire included to do the install without having to buy and extensions. The lights are bright, these are just simple ones with preset lighting patterns and no app control, but perfectly fine just for that little bit of show. So far great product and worth the price.

3 stars because remote frequency is the same for others with the same product causing problems.. Also I recommend installing an in-line kill switch because it randomly comes on at times and if not noticed will drain your battery