http://cgi.ebay.com.au/ws/eBayISAPI....ht_5189wt_1078

^^ Look good, but practically same light output as the cheapest ones.

http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/SMALL-ROU...ht_1105wt_1190

^^ These have the mottled diffuser in the centre which give a wide spread/short throw beam like a fog pattern - the ones to avoid.

http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/2PCS-10W-...4e61db9&_uhb=1

^^These are definitely the same as the Vision X Solstice, which retail for nearly �200 a pair ( here) in the UK! They are the spot pattern (plain lens) and are well made and watertight - I'd say you can't go wrong at that price!

http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/2PCS-10W-...4e61db9&_uhb=1

^^These are definitely the same as the Vision X Solstice, which retail for nearly �200 a pair ( here) in the UK! They are the spot pattern (plain lens) and are well made and watertight - I'd say you can't go wrong at that price![/QUOTE]

Il take your advice and go with the Vision X Solstice copies, $140 AUD for the bracket from adventure moto and the lights above.. thats big savings compared what else is out there for more money

fog lights
 

I ordered two of these lights after reading this thread - total cost of $107 AUD which worked out at abot �75!
Delivery took about 7 days and although I havent fitted them on the bike yet Im very impressed with the biuld quality and the light they kick out. I only got the 10W ones but they do higher power ones as well.

I just bought these http://www.givi.it/Accessori-moto-sc...Trekker-Lights at about 130 Euro list price. Have not fitted them yet.

Make sure you lock-tight the small screw that holds the light body to the bracket! The vibrations will loosen it quite quickly.