Polisport E-Blaze LED Headlight - Red

The Polisport E-Blaze is a LED headlight built into a unit shaped like a motocross front number plate, so it keeps the stripped-back look of a competition bike while giving you real headlight output. It is finished in red to sit alongside common off-road plastics kits.

It suits riders converting a dirt bike for trail, enduro or dual-purpose use, or anyone replacing a tired factory headlight with something lighter and more purposeful looking. Separate low and high beam LED clusters throw a cool white light, and the kit arrives with the mounting hardware needed to fit it.

Check compatibility with your bike's wiring and front-end fitment before purchase.

• LED headlight styled as a motocross front number plate
• 4 LEDs on low beam
• 6 LEDs on high beam
• Cool white light output for clear, bright illumination
• Male plug connector
• Mounting kit supplied
• Red colourway to match off-road plastics

• E-Blaze LED headlight unit (red)
• Mounting kit

Confirm the male plug connector matches your bike's loom before fitting; use an appropriate adaptor rather than cutting the headlight's factory connector where possible.
Fit using the supplied mounting kit and check that the unit sits square and clear of the forks, fender and cables at full steering lock and full suspension travel.
Aim the beam once fitted, with the bike upright and loaded as you'd normally ride it, so the low beam doesn't dazzle oncoming traffic.
Re-check the mounting hardware and straps after the first ride and periodically after that — off-road vibration and impacts can loosen them.
Wash with mild soapy water and a soft cloth or sponge. Keep petrol, brake cleaner, degreasers and other solvents off the lens and plastic housing, as they can craze or dull the surface.
Avoid aiming a pressure washer directly at the lens, seams or the electrical connector.
After wet or muddy rides, rinse mud off before it dries and let the unit dry fully; check the connector is clean, dry and fully seated.
Do not use abrasive pads or cutting compounds on the lens; use a plastic-safe polish if you need to remove light hazing.
If a beam stops working, check the connector, fuses and earth before assuming the unit has failed — the LEDs are not individually replaceable.
Store spare or off-season units out of direct sunlight to limit UV fading of the red plastic.