Lights & Visibility
Headlights, tail lights, turn signals and the switches that run them, for riding after dark.
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Foot Bracket Aluminum for Sur-Ron Light Bee
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Verified FitFoot Bracket for Sur-Ron Light Bee
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Verified FitFoot Bracket for Sur-Ron Light Bee X S
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Verified FitFront Number Plate for Sur-Ron Light Bee X/S, Talaria Sting MX3/MX4 & XXX, Segway X260/X160
Verified FitIgnition Switch Cover for Sur-Ron Light Bee
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Verified FitPower Cable for Sur-Ron Light Bee S X
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Yozma IN 10 Dual-Beam Headlight
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Verified FitSwitch Fit Sur-Ron Light Bee S X
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Verified FitYozma IN 10 Headlight Switch
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Headlight Switch Fit Talaria MX4
Verified FitHeadlight Switch for Sur-Ron Segway
Verified FitHeadlight With Switch for Sur-Ron Light Bee Segway
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Verified FitWired lights are platform-specific
Anything that draws from the bike has to match its system voltage and connector. Filter to your bike — self-powered lights fit anything with a bar to clamp to.
Find parts for my bikeFour numbers on the box
Lighting is sold on the biggest number available, which is almost never the useful one.
Brightness
Lumens is total light output. Lux is how much of it lands where you are looking, and that is the one that matters. A wide 2,000-lumen flood can light the road less usefully than a focused 800-lumen beam.
Beam pattern
A spot throws far and narrow, a flood lights the verges. Off-road you want both: spot for speed, flood for the corner you are turning into. On the road, an unshielded flood blinds oncoming traffic.
Power source
Some lights run off the bike's system voltage, some carry their own cell. A light wired to the wrong system voltage fails, usually permanently. Match it, or buy self-powered.
Weather rating
IP65 handles rain, IP67 handles submersion. On a bike that gets pressure-washed, the rating on the connector matters as much as the rating on the housing — that is where water actually gets in.
Lights & Visibility questions, answered
Are brighter lights always better?
Can I wire a light into the bike's battery?
Will these survive a pressure wash?
How do I know a part fits my bike?
What if it does not fit?
About Lights & Visibility
What is here. Forty-one parts for seeing and being seen. Headlights: the Yozma IN 10 dual-beam headlight, the Heybike LED headlight and front light, the Anyland Rev LED headlight, a head light for Talaria and Surron, a headlight with switch for the Surron Light Bee and Segway, a front head light for Surron and the Segway X260 and X160, and a headlight for the Super73 S1, S2, RX and Y1. Tail lights: the Heybike tail light, the Heybike Villain turn signal tail light and a turning light for the Talaria Sting MX3 and MX4.
Switches and mirrors. The controls that drive those lights live here too: the Yozma IN 10 headlight switch, the Heybike 2-in-1 headlight and horn switch, a headlight switch for the Talaria MX4, a headlight switch for Surron and Segway, a handlebar light switch for Surron, and a rearview mirror for the Surron Light Bee S and X. Riders usually arrive here because a stock headlight failed or because a bike ridden on the street needs turn signals and a mirror.
Fitment. Light housings, plugs and switch mounts differ by bike, so every part is tagged to the models it was checked against and the fitment badge on the product card shows that before you open the listing. Match the badge to your exact model before ordering.
