SUNPIE 5-3/4 5.75 inch Black Aluminum Metal Head light Compatible with Sportster, Compatible with H_arley Motorcycles XL883/XL1200 Glide Deuce Street 500/Street 750

Nice quality light. Fits my 2010 Honda Fury bucket, BUT I had to make some serious types of Macguiver type of mods to mount it properly. This didn’t really come with a mounting bracket and the stock one on the Fury didn’t exactly fit or line up properly. I ended up making my own mods as stated where I had to use steel weld epoxy along with the stock mounting ring while having to cut a couple pieces off then line everything up while the epoxy set and cured. Wasn’t terrible if you have some simple shop skills or persistent enough to just think it thru. I should have taken pictures of the steps I took, but didn’t. Sorry Amazonians! Point being though that after my mods I hooked it up inside the light bucket, everything lined up and worked like a charm. Looks awesome too like those high end Harley Lights, just at a fraction of the cost with a little effort and thought. Diameter of the light was perfect too. I am about to pack up the bike for winter, but if I remember to take pics I will and post the finished look on here. I bought the chrome one and my bike is Silver all chromed out and this light looks sweet! Much brighter at night too, but I only rode once at night recently and don’t ride at night very often. Mostly due to schedule and the whack jobs who can’t drive in daylight let alone at night around here. I like the light though and my mods are permanent so once you go all-in with this light you’re going to like it, but also no point of return to stock. I would have hoped this came with some sort of mounting ring or even mounting holes in certain places to make it easier, but point being it is what it is and I made it work out well for me. If anyone has a Honda Fury and wants me to explain details, just ask, but once you commit to it, that’s it, you’d have to be pretty precise on your own mod.

I recently purchased the Daymaker 5¾ LED headlight for my 2005 883 sportster. I purchased this headlight because I was tired of never being able to see at night when I would be riding which was always a little nerve wracking because I was afraid of hitting a deer late at night due to not being able to see. I also purchased the Daymaker headlight because I was tired of cars not being able to see me very well at night and then never turning of their high beams when coming towards me. I would say that I figured with this Daymaker being so cheap compared to the Daymaker that you get for $300-$500 from the Harley Davidson shop it was not going to as good of quality. Once I received mine for Amazon and compared it to the one from the Harley shop I could not find a difference between the two. I was very happy with how fast it had arrived, and did not take very long to install. Once you got the old one out, it was just a simple plug and play and you are ready to go. The only negative that I would say about this product is that if you do it by yourself it is kind of a pain to get the light to stay in the housing and get the bezel back on and tightened back down without having it fall out on you. Other then that I would give this an easy 6 stars. After I installed the headlight you could automatically see the difference between the Daymaker headlight and the stock headlight. The brightness of this light still has me in shock because it is not very often that you can have a headlight be bright enough to light up stop signs , speed limit signs, etc. during the day and be able to see it shining off them when you are riding. You will never have to worry about not being able to see a deer off in the ditch or down the road in front of you or have a car come up over a hill or around a corner and not be able to see you or not shut off their high beams due to not being able to see you. Also not riding at night is no longer a problem, it lights up the road right in front of you just as bright as it does 30 plus feet in front of you making it no problem at all for riding at night. I would recommend this headlight to anyone that is looking for a cheap upgrade to their back and something that it going to not only work great but look great as well.

WOW! WOW! WOW! I have 140k miles on my 2003 Harley Dyna and have tried so many different daystar, sivlerstar, halogen bulbs it's ridiculous. The HD LED headlights are 3 -4 times the price of this which is why I never purchased them. THis headlight fit perfect in my 5 3/4 inch headlight housing. It was literally disconnect old light, connect new light, tighten bezel, and ride. SUPER easy, exact replacement. This headlight is FREAKING BRIGHT! AMAZINGLY bright! There is a definite difference between low and high beam (not accurately portrayed in pic) but the high beam throws a vertical wall of light way down the road. I would give it a conservative estimate of 3x the distance of the same watt halogen bulb. If ever a product was appropriately named, the DAYMAKER headlight is that product. Because of the vertical oval of light thrown in the high beam, it was extremely easy and quick to adjust the headlight exactly where I wanted it for max throw. I wish I had a dual headlight setup so I could have TWO of these things! I have not been this impressed with a product in a while. I ran Sylvania Silverstar, Phillips Xtreme Vision and this LED shames every bulb I've tried. When you look at the pics, just understand that they DO NOT do the amount of light this headlight produces any justice at all. BUY THIS HEADLIGHT NOW!

For $40 you get one heck of an upgrade. I ride a Harley Street Rod (XG750A) and it took about 20 min to install. And I believe it only took that long because I get really anal about my bike. So, simple install. It makes a BIG difference in looks - I love the way it updates my bike. As for the light - there is no substitute. The original headlight from Harley was a P.O.S yellow, incandescent, barely there headlamp. This light throws so much more light in front its like driving on a different machine. The difference is staggering. The safety advantage is clear. The price point is on the "no brainer" side of the scale. Ditch the factory POS - put this in instead. For $40.00 you cannot go wrong. The H.D version of this light is $400. 10X the price for the same functionality, fit, finish and looks. Unless you are REALLY bad at math you will go with this over the DayMaker. Heck, if it burns out once a year for the next 10 years I can replace it every year for the same cost as 1 HD light. Cheers!

I bought these headlight bulbs for a pair of 2018 Indian Scouts. The original H4 headlights did not light up much. When I went looking for an LED replacement the bulbs that fit "out of the box" were $150 and up. I read the reviews on this bulb and decided to give it a try. As delivered the bulb does not fit the Indian headlight rim as others pointed out. But after a little filing on the bulb it fit petfectly in the Indian headlight rim. I used a utility knife to trim the plastic film on the bulb and left the film on while I filed the the edge of the lens on the bulb ao avoid scratching the lens. Once the bulb was in the headlight rim and back in the bike i peeled the film. The bulb lights up a dark roadway much better than the stock bulb. It definitely had a different look than the stock bulb. One thing many of the reviewers mention was that the directions that come with the bulb don't say which way is up on the bulb. I mounted the bulbs with the writing at the top. After dark I turned the lighl on with it shining on the garage door and cycled the light switch. Writing at the top is the correct orientation. Time will tell if it lasts but so far I love it. It's bright, wasn't too difficult to fit and install and it did not break the bank. I would definitely recommend this bulb for anyone looking to save some money that isn't afraid to do a little filing.

The light is very bright. My bike is older, and a tiny bit of modification was needed (had to cut back an internal support piece, and wrap the outside edge of the light with electric tape to get a snug fit). The connection was universal and plugged into the existing 3 prong sockets. So far, I'm very satisified.

I wanted to be more visible during the daytime, and to have more visibility when riding at night. Some of the name brand headlamps expensive and I wondered if I could justify the cost for the return. After purchasing and installing the Sunpie LED headlamp, I am happy with the results. I have ridden a few hundred miles with the new headlamp so far, mostly during the daytime but some at night too. I used to drive in the daytime with my brights on all the time for my visibility, but no longer feel like I have to because of my increased visibility. Installation was simple. If you own a Philips-head screwdriver you can do this yourself in 5 minutes. The bulb socket was plug-and-play for me with room for the connection in the headlamp housing. I attached photos of stock H-D halogen light versus the new LED lights. One of the immediate things I noticed is the broadcast of light immediately in front of the bike, adding to my overall visibility at night. Installed on a 2014 Harley-Davidson Sportster Superlow XL1200T.

This is far none the best 40 bucks i have spent on my bike that im was not happy with. The light is super bright on it and the chrome inside it looks great to. It fit right in on my headlamp bracket i just had to use my old rubber mount that you used to stop it moving some and it worked great. Took a ride at night that day i put it in wow i can see so much now than i would with my old headlamp. I wish i would have got this sooner but im happy i did now. its worth a lot more than 40 dollars i think its a great buy. i think anyone that dont have it should get it. You will be so much happier when you do. And its not 400 dollars like Harley's day maker is think this is just as good as it is. I think the chrome in it makes it brighter and shines off it i think. The back is nice looking its very well made from what i see to. I dont think its glass but not sure but if its not at least it wont crack of brake if it was unlike the real Harley day makers are tho. I have picks showing it in daylight and at dark time. Showing how dark it is out then turning it on. i can light up the side of the house with this thing and all. and a vid showing it to

Great product, installed on 26th April 2019. Working perfectly, flooding the road perfectly.

I have it on a 2007 HD nightster. Easy to install. Nice and bright. No need to unhook battery. Just remove old headlight, click connection, re-attach headlight bracket and you are good to go. Install took 30 mins. My 10 year old son installed the headlight. Besides the updated look, the function of riding at night are not even close. Hi beams are level and bright. I would recommend. Pics can be sent if required.

Great quality and easy to fit, only thing I found was once installed was a bit loose fit in the bucket but was easily sorted by adding a small bit of packing inside the headlight rim . I Would highly recommend this headlight . And would not hesitate to buy another one if ever needed. Hopefully this will last a long time.

Love the product, good quality, value for the money. Had this daymaker on my bike for about 2 years now and it steel going strong. Nice and bright. When installing be patient to find a good spot in the light housing to fit it in. Definitely would recommend.

As the title says this fit my bike, but I had to remove a small tab inside the top of the housing. I also had to remove the headlight housing ring. It will take some fooling around but you'll eventually get it in there. The original headlight bracket ring will hold it in place. I'm leaving this review mainly to help out other Nighthawk owners. Nice little product.