Where to start? Well, I didn't read closely enough and only bought one. Watch out for that. The price point seems about double what it should be. The led emitter potting is wrinkled (the squishy stuff on the emitter itself). There is no epoxy over the LED meaning it isn't water resistant at all. The machining is VERY poorly done, the lathe tooling was set too low and the milling operation would have been better left to an aggressive beaver. The wire is cheap plastic, the kind that will bake, crack, then short out. The black anodizing seems pretty tough and the threads are mostly clean cut though. So I guess at least there's that... I was planning on using it for a printed fender eliminator on my cbr1000 but I can honestly do a better job myself.

Where to start? Well, I didn't read closely enough and only bought one. Watch out for that. The price point seems about double what it should be. The led emitter potting is wrinkled (the squishy stuff on the emitter itself). There is no epoxy over the LED meaning it isn't water resistant at all. The machining is VERY poorly done, the lathe tooling was set too low and the milling operation would have been better left to an aggressive beaver. The wire is cheap plastic, the kind that will bake, crack, then short out. The black anodizing seems pretty tough and the threads are mostly clean cut though. So I guess at least there's that... I was planning on using it for a printed fender eliminator on my cbr1000 but I can honestly do a better job myself.

Where to start? Well, I didn't read closely enough and only bought one. Watch out for that. The price point seems about double what it should be. The led emitter potting is wrinkled (the squishy stuff on the emitter itself). There is no epoxy over the LED meaning it isn't water resistant at all. The machining is VERY poorly done, the lathe tooling was set too low and the milling operation would have been better left to an aggressive beaver. The wire is cheap plastic, the kind that will bake, crack, then short out. The black anodizing seems pretty tough and the threads are mostly clean cut though. So I guess at least there's that... I was planning on using it for a printed fender eliminator on my cbr1000 but I can honestly do a better job myself.