That's exactly what potential buyers of this product will want to see, a good honest review, including installation challenges and fitment concerns. The lights do look good, but it appears Eagle Lights either didn't do their homework to address those issues, or they probably assumed that once people drill holes into their bikes, to mount this product, then it's too late to "undrill" those holes, so most would probably just keep the lights on the bike, reducing the risk of product returns from dissatisfied customers. I don't own a Harley, but if I did, I probably would avoid this product. Again, a nice honest review, Roy 😁👍
Thanks Wayne. I try to be honest with my reviews, so people know the good and the bad. I will probably change these lights back out later down the road. Thanks for watching and stay warm over there on the other side of New York. 👍
So I bought the version of these lights from Amazon for 45 bucks. The printed instructions were exactly the same. The source company was obviously the same. I can tell you that these do exactly what you want. I can tell people see me coming and see my turn signals. I highly recommend these, but only at the the Amazon price. The instructions I received fully explained that you need to leave the units loose, install the fairing, then bolt the new lights in place. Yes, these are exactly worth what you pay at Amazon.
Yeah they are bright so people should see you coming. And I did notice that there were a few different sellers on Amazon that had the same lights, that's where I found out that fairing goes on first then screw the lights in place. Lol. Thanks for watching and stay safe out there 👍
Really love the lights but not thrilled about drilling holes. Idk what other options there are for vent installs but good video on the installation. Definitely gonna save some people some frustration.
@bradkopczyk9049 Thank you. I ended up taking them off. I didn't like how they mounted and stuck out. 😞 I ended up replacing with new headlight side panels and a vent screen off Amazon. 🤣 ruclips.net/video/1nLDkgJ8TI8/видео.html and ruclips.net/video/t3GUmGWCU4k/видео.html Thanks for stopping by and watching 👍
Good job getting them installed!! I like them they look good brother but your right about having to remove them everytime you remove the fairing!! Good luck have fun!!
Yeah, I like the looks of them, but don't like how they mount and how they stick out past the headlight, they are not flush. Don't know, I may change them out. Thanks for watching 👍
It just wasn't a good mounting system in my opinion. I also didn't like how they stuck out past the headlight. Thanks for stopping by and watching. Stay safe out there 👍
I just got these in the mail today!! Thank you for a great video. Ive been searching for one. I bought the lower fairing lights and visor lights too. Do you have a video of those? Should I do them all at the same time?
I don't have a video on those other lights yet. I think they have a install video for those on the website with the pictures. I would do them all at same time, so while you have the fairing off. For the lower fairing light, you need to run the wires up through fairing and plug into your turn signal plugs. Thanks for watching. Good luck 👍
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That's exactly what potential buyers of this product will want to see, a good honest review, including installation challenges and fitment concerns. The lights do look good, but it appears Eagle Lights either didn't do their homework to address those issues, or they probably assumed that once people drill holes into their bikes, to mount this product, then it's too late to "undrill" those holes, so most would probably just keep the lights on the bike, reducing the risk of product returns from dissatisfied customers. I don't own a Harley, but if I did, I probably would avoid this product. Again, a nice honest review, Roy 😁👍
Thanks Wayne. I try to be honest with my reviews, so people know the good and the bad. I will probably change these lights back out later down the road. Thanks for watching and stay warm over there on the other side of New York. 👍
So I bought the version of these lights from Amazon for 45 bucks. The printed instructions were exactly the same. The source company was obviously the same. I can tell you that these do exactly what you want. I can tell people see me coming and see my turn signals. I highly recommend these, but only at the the Amazon price. The instructions I received fully explained that you need to leave the units loose, install the fairing, then bolt the new lights in place. Yes, these are exactly worth what you pay at Amazon.
Yeah they are bright so people should see you coming. And I did notice that there were a few different sellers on Amazon that had the same lights, that's where I found out that fairing goes on first then screw the lights in place. Lol. Thanks for watching and stay safe out there 👍
Really love the lights but not thrilled about drilling holes. Idk what other options there are for vent installs but good video on the installation. Definitely gonna save some people some frustration.
@bradkopczyk9049 Thank you. I ended up taking them off. I didn't like how they mounted and stuck out. 😞 I ended up replacing with new headlight side panels and a vent screen off Amazon. 🤣 ruclips.net/video/1nLDkgJ8TI8/видео.html and ruclips.net/video/t3GUmGWCU4k/видео.html Thanks for stopping by and watching 👍
I’m going to check them out because they’re made in America, Connecticut from what I see.
Yeah Connecticut. They ship really fast also. Thanks for watching 👍
Just ordered these can’t wait to get them in!
Awesome! They are bright and will add a nice touch to your bike. Thanks for watching and stay safe out there 👍
That would be a pain in the arse to unscrew them every time you needed to take off the fairing.
Yeah, I will probably be changing those out down the line. Thanks for watching Nore and stay safe out there 👍
I like how they stick out, that looks slick to me. Nice video man, will keep a lot of people from being frustrated.
Thanks man. Yeah I got to be the one to get frustrated so others don't have to. 🤣🤣 Thanks for watching and stay safe out there 👍
Good job getting them installed!! I like them they look good brother but your right about having to remove them everytime you remove the fairing!! Good luck have fun!!
Yeah, I like the looks of them, but don't like how they mount and how they stick out past the headlight, they are not flush. Don't know, I may change them out. Thanks for watching 👍
Why wouldn't you leave the lights a little loose. When you take the cowel off listen the lights and take off?
It just wasn't a good mounting system in my opinion. I also didn't like how they stuck out past the headlight. Thanks for stopping by and watching. Stay safe out there 👍
Love those. Almost lit up like the Goldwing. Thank you for sharing 🙏
Haha. I have a few more lights to add, if I want to lite up like my brother's Goldwing. Close though. Lol. Thanks for watching 👍
I just got these in the mail today!! Thank you for a great video. Ive been searching for one. I bought the lower fairing lights and visor lights too. Do you have a video of those? Should I do them all at the same time?
I don't have a video on those other lights yet. I think they have a install video for those on the website with the pictures. I would do them all at same time, so while you have the fairing off. For the lower fairing light, you need to run the wires up through fairing and plug into your turn signal plugs. Thanks for watching. Good luck 👍
A lot involved ,, Nice review brother 👍👍👍
Thanks John. Yeah a bit of work figuring them out, to get the fairing back on. Lol. 👍