VEHICODE BA20D LED Motorcycle Bulb 9-85V H6 LED Fog Light Kit Replacement for Chinese Taotao Scooter Moped Bike 50cc 110cc 125cc 150cc 250cc Gas Electric Motor (1 Pack)

My kid has a Trailmaster MB200 minibike, and the light that comes with it is a regular halogen bulb, I took it out and discovered that it was a very odd type of bulb with an unusual socket. So I found out it was an S2 35w socket, so I searched on Amazon for an LED replacement and this one came up. I'm very glad I bought it, it fits perfectly in the headlamp, and the light output is way better than the stock bulb. I can't speak about longevity since I've only had it for a couple of days, but so far it is a great choice at a great price!

Noticeably brighter than the old one

Huge improvement from the original. 10 stars.

It’s bright I’ll give them that but it flickers off and on the whole time I had it installed put the old one back in works fine!!!!

It's bright, I like how bright it is, but it seems to flicker when my 50cc moped is idling, it also tends to flicker when letting off on the accelerator. As well as blinking when I'm using the turn signals. So far, no other bulb has done that. My old 35/35 incandescent bulb did nothing like that. I'm probably going to go back to that or go with a halogen bulb.

I kept blowing out headlights on my Icebear Leo so, I wired the headlight to switched battery power and replaced the bulb with this. Works perfectly! Nice and bright without the dimming and brightening depending on the rpm.

Fit good and works good in my Trailmaster hurricane 200x

High beam and regular beam are exactly the same, but it’s brighter and better looking than the stock headlight bulb, and it’s a direct fit, so that’s cool. I don’t really like using high beams anyways

Installed perfectly and is super bright. Very happy with it so far. No comment on durability but it fits my Mini-Bike and is much brighter than the OEM incandescent.

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I got about 8 hours of use from this headlamp bulb before it failed completely and hopelessly. I notice others have had longevity issues. Think about it. Likely you intend to use this lamp on a vehicle with only one headlamp. Your safety on that vehicle is enhanced by the visibility you have to other traffic supplied by a working headlamp. High reliability and backup are very important characteristics. Think life support system for night driving certainly. For me, and others here, this was not supplied. If a headlamp should burnout one would hope that the alternative high or low beam would work. Not the case here. I found the dead lamp had a rattle to it after its failure. I autopsied it and found a capacitor had fallen off its little circuit board. Some other circuit boards manufactured could easily be more reliable but for a few milligrams of solder. My thinking is that there is a broad bell curve of failure rates for this product owning to poor quality control at the manufacturers level. In short expect that it is hit and miss if you install this lamp. Maybe you will get a good one, but a headlamp should not be high risk gamble.

I installed this on my 2010 KTM 450 EXC, it fit well, lit up nice and bright but stopped working after the second ride. Took it out and something internal had fallen apart, pieces were rattling around inside the housing. Not good for any application that would cause it to experience any rough riding.