The center projector lens keeps the beam more concentrated for night riding, trail support, and auxiliary driving use.

20W motorcycle driving lights with a focused projector beam and a distinctive triple-halo DRL signature.
A compact auxiliary light designed for adventure motorcycles, dual-sport builds, and off-road setups that need cleaner forward projection, durable aluminum construction, and a smaller square footprint.
20W motorcycle driving lights with a focused projector beam and a distinctive triple-halo DRL signature.
A compact auxiliary light designed for adventure motorcycles, dual-sport builds, and off-road setups that need cleaner forward projection, durable aluminum construction, and a smaller square footprint.

Built for compact motorcycle auxiliary-light installs that still need a recognizable DRL look.
Use this page as the Motorcycle lights entry point before narrowing the beam objective, mounting position, input voltage, housing finish, and color program you need for the final build.
The layered square DRL frame gives the light a more distinctive daytime-running look than a plain utility cube.
The supplied product views show a short black aluminum housing with a metal bracket that fits tighter motorcycle front-end layouts.
Amber is the main shown version, with red, blue, green, and white trim options available for customized product programs.
The application scene keeps the product anchored to real off-road motorcycle use instead of a generic studio story.
The generated riding image places the compact square light on an adventure-style motorcycle in a dusk trail setting, which makes the auxiliary-light fit, mounting scale, and forward-support role easier to judge in context.
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The first cleaned English board keeps the core product story short, visual, and easier to trust.
Instead of preserving the dense marketplace poster, this rebuilt board keeps only the points that matter on a cleaner B2B product page: projector focus, DRL styling, durable housing, and custom trim-color options.
Review product featuresKey values pulled forward from the supplied parameter image.
Only the most useful specification points are surfaced here so the page stays readable while still remaining grounded in the source product references.
The supplied parameter sheet shows a wide DC input range suited to common motorcycle and compact off-road electrical systems.
The listed 20W rating keeps the product in a compact auxiliary-light class while still supporting a visibly focused projector beam.
The product family combines a concentrated center driving beam with a halo-style daytime-running-light signature.
The source dimensions point to a compact square footprint that is easier to package on crash bars, forks, or smaller front brackets.
The product references call out an aluminum housing, PC front cover, and acrylic projector lens assembly.
The supplied wiring note keeps the setup straightforward: red wire positive and black wire negative.

Body size, voltage, material, and wiring notes are regrouped into one simplified English parameter board.
This rebuilt board keeps the visible 80 mm front width, 67 mm side depth, 93 mm installed height, 20W power rating, DC 12-50V input range, and the basic red-positive / black-negative wiring note without the visual noise from the original poster.
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The housing, cooling, and mounting story reads more clearly once the structure photos are grouped together.
The side, rear, and mounting views are reframed into one cleaner board so buyers can inspect heat-sink depth, bracket shape, and the compact side profile without scanning through a marketplace screenshot.
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Front, side, rear, and mounting angles keep installation decisions more straightforward.
This cleaned multi-view board uses the supplied studio shots directly, then adds only short English labels so the product can be evaluated quickly without turning the section into another crowded sales poster.
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A focused projector beam helps push cleaner usable light farther down the trail.
This beam pattern is better suited to motorcycles that need a more controlled forward hotspot instead of a broad flood-only spread. The centered projector optic supports darker trail sections, low-visibility roadside riding, and compact auxiliary-light setups where aim and beam concentration matter.
Discuss beam targetCommon build types and use cases for this motorcycle light family.
A strong fit for riders who need a compact auxiliary light on larger dual-sport and adventure builds for dusk or poor-visibility riding.
The focused beam pattern makes sense on dirt-oriented motorcycles where riders want clearer forward support without a large lamp body.
The same light family can also support ATVs, utility builds, and other compact off-road installations where space is limited.
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Tell us the bike type, mounting position, beam target, and preferred light color.
Share the motorcycle class, bracket position, voltage range, trim color, beam objective, waterproof expectation, and order quantity so OULA LIGHTING can recommend the right configuration for your build.