Auxiliary Lights

Auxiliary lights improve visibility on night rides, foggy highways, and unlit roads. At RevvGearZ, we stock auxiliary fog lights and LED spotlights from MadDog, Moto Genius, ZANA, and HJG — ranging from compact 10 W entry-level sets to 90 W high-power spotlights with dual-colour beams and built-in DRLs.

All lights ship with a wiring harness and mounting clamps. Check mounting points and handlebar clearance for your bike before ordering.

Compare Auxiliary Lights

Model Brand Power Lumens (pair) Beam IP Rating Price (approx.)
Scout MadDog 10 W each 3,000 Spot + flood — ₹3,750
Scout-X MadDog 20 W each 4,800 50/50 spot/flood — ₹5,750
VK30 Moto Genius 60 W total — Dual-colour high/low — ₹5,199
Alpha MadDog 40 W each 9,600 70% spot / 30% flood — ₹9,749
VK60 Moto Genius 90 W each 11,200 Dual-colour high/low IP67 ₹7,999
Rage MadDog 45 W each 11,600 Spot + flood — ₹12,750
Lycan MadDog — 10,800 Switchable spot or flood — ₹14,750

What to Look For

Power and lumens. More watts generally means more lumens, but beam design matters too. A 40 W light with a well-focused reflector can throw further than a 60 W light with a wide flood pattern. Pick spot or spot+flood depending on whether you ride primarily on dark highways (spot) or in fog and city traffic (flood or dual-mode).

Dual-colour beam. Moto Genius VK-series lights offer a white high beam and yellow low beam from a single unit. Yellow light cuts through fog and rain better than white; white gives longer range on clear nights.

IP rating. IP67-rated lights (like the VK60) are fully waterproof. Lower-rated lights handle rain but avoid submersion. For monsoon riding in India, IP67 is the safer choice.

Frequently Asked Questions

Are auxiliary fog lights legal on motorcycles in India?
Auxiliary lights are permitted under the Central Motor Vehicles Rules provided they project white or yellow light in a forward direction, do not dazzle oncoming traffic, and are fitted symmetrically. Lights that project rearward or emit red/blue in a forward direction are not permitted. Check your state's traffic enforcement guidelines before fitting, and keep the beam aimed below the horizon line to avoid glare violations during traffic stops.

Do these lights need a relay harness?
Yes. All lights in this collection include a relay-and-switch wiring harness. The relay protects your bike's original switchgear from the higher current draw of auxiliary lights.

Which light is best for Royal Enfield Himalayan or KTM 390 Adventure?
Both bikes have crash guard mounting points that fit most auxiliary light clamps. The MadDog Scout-X and Moto Genius VK30 are popular choices for adventure bikes — compact enough to clear the forks at full lock and bright enough for Himalayan night stages.