look good on bike. found instruction to work very well as person before me said honda hides the plug in. have used them at night and makes a good bit of difference. have not run into fog yet.

Do what they say they will do. Installation was straight forward except Honda chose to hide my switch plug and I had to hunt for it. Sneaky little devils hid it inside a boot for another connection. I used the jumper so I can control when the lights are on and not have them go off with the high beams. (Don't want a cage driver to be able to say "I didn't see him") As it happened, I am working nights right now and we had fog that night. I turned my headlights down to the lowest position with the power control switch and used my fog lights. Illumination was wery good and there was considerably less back reflection off the fog which is what causes the blind spots....

Too add to my previous statement, These help night time vision a lot and I can see the road conditions a lot better then before, these are adjustable for your taste (raise and lower) I would deffently recomend these to everyone...

Istallation was easy so long as you read the instructions.. They work great and look like orignal manufactor install... I got the clear and they help a lot at night...

These look and work great. Very easy to install after watching the video at www.goldwingfacts.com/bikersworkshopmenu.htm. The instruction that come with the lights leave a lot to be desired. A box knife works great for cutting out the knock outs. Much easier then a hack saw blade. I read on another site that the Hondaline lights are made by Show Chrome. So by buying the Show Chrome lights you save about $80 and get the override plug so you can make the lights stay on with the high beams.