Motorcycle Auxiliary Lights

According to statistics, about 70% of car and motorcycle collisions are caused by the drivers who turn left without giving way to oncoming bikes, and all of them claim that they simply didn’t see them. Studies show that depth perception doesn’t work well with a single point, so it is hard to judge the distance and speed of an approaching bike equipped with a single headlight. The situation changes when you add two extra lamps on the sides. To make you more conspicuous, improve your safety on the road, and light up even the darkest night, we recommend equipping your motorcycle with a set of auxiliary driving lights.

In our online store, you can find an impressive range of motorcycle driving lights by some of the most reputable brands in the industry. Besides improving your lighting efficiency and safety, our auxiliary lights and motorcycle light bars can give your bike a more stylish look. The products that we offer feature a solid design and come equipped with powerful and reliable lamps installed in heavy-duty housings to provide you with an added measure of driving safety. Nothing can compare with an iconic image of a powerful adventure bike equipped with a pair of motorcycle off-road lights covered with protective grilles and attached to the crash bars.

A pair of additional lamps can easily provide you with extra lighting power during nighttime off-roading or cruising down poorly lit streets. People often joke about a “deer in the headlights,” but when the collision with an animal happens in a wooded area, it is no laughing matter. Your well-being and even life may depend on the ability to stop or make a maneuver in time when you explore some unfamiliar area after sunset. Having a couple of hundred extra feet of clear vision can be a game changer. The installation of auxiliary lights is especially recommended for riders over 50, as with age the night vision deteriorates.

It is safe to say now that the era of incandescent light bulbs, Halogens, and HID (High-Intensity Discharge) lights is almost over. Light emitting diodes (LEDs) continue dominating on the market by offering better lighting efficiency without any significant power drain, highly focused beam in a compact package, and longer lifespan. By installing an LED light bar over or under your main headlight, you can drastically improve the lighting power of your motorcycle. The light bar installed on your handlebar bridge allows you to quickly adjust its angle and point the light beam where you need it. Just make sure not to blind oncoming drivers.

Some of our auxiliary lights come with dimming function allowing you to make your lights brighter during the day to enhance your conspicuity and dim them at night to reduce the risk of blinding other road users. If you often ride in the areas without tall vegetation, in the southwest, for example, the lights that produce flat beams allow you to read the terrain better. A flat beam doesn’t work well on twisty roads since it leans each time your bike turns. Cone-shaped beams are especially suitable for riding in wooded areas. If you are likely to encounter fog, snow, or dust, choose auxiliary lights with clip-on amber lenses.