Z-OFFROAD SJ-770-22-BK 7-Inch LED Motorcycle Headlight Kit, Black, DOT/SAE

The all-in-one LED projector combines high and low beams in one 7-inch assembly, giving riders a single headlight unit for an eligible motorcycle with a matching stock lamp.

Its black housing and clear lens make the appearance part of the upgrade, while the stated IP67 waterproof rating is relevant for riding in wet conditions.

This kit is aimed at replacing a complete headlight assembly, rather than swapping only a bulb. That distinction matters if you want the projector design and mounting components together, a simpler bulb replacement may be a better fit if you want to keep your existing housing.

Technical overview

• Type: 7-inch motorcycle headlight assembly
• Light source: LED, high and low beam in one projector design
• Output: 84W and 4,800 lm high beam, 54W and 2,800 lm low beam
• Color temperature: 6,500K
• Electrical rating: 12V DC
• Housing and lens: Aluminum base housing, clear polycarbonate lens
• Water resistance: IP67
• Dimensions: 10 x 3 x 3 inches
• Color: Classic Black B
• Fitment: Listed for 1989–2019 Harley-Davidson motorcycles with a 7-inch stock lamp, including various Touring and Softail models, Yamaha Road Star, V-Star 650, and Royal Star are also named
• Included components: Light, H4-to-H9 Y-adapter, 7-inch mounting ring, and 4-pin wire harness, the listing ties certain adapters to specific model groups
• Reference: SJ-770-22-BK

The product listing identifies the light as DOT SAE and E24 E-Mark approved and describes a sharp cutoff intended to limit glare. It also lists a 50,000+ hour lifespan, these are stated product details, not a substitute for checking that the unit and its wiring suit your motorcycle.

Everyday use

For a rider replacing a stock 7-inch headlight, the integrated high/low-beam layout avoids choosing separate projector units for each beam. The listing describes a wider, farther-reaching pattern, which is relevant for night rides on dark roads. Buyers also commonly praise the brightness, ease of installation, and appearance, while some describe it as a noticeable step up from their original light. Those impressions are useful context, but fit and installation still depend on the specific bike and its wiring.

It suits you if you want an LED assembly with a black finish and the included mounting or wiring pieces for a listed application. You may want to skip it if your motorcycle does not use a 7-inch stock lamp or is outside the stated fitment information. The compatibility list and the adapter notes cover different model groups, so match your year and model to the relevant connection before choosing.

Box contents

The listing names one light, a 7-inch mounting ring, an H4-to-H9 Y-adapter, and a 4-pin wire harness. It associates the Y-adapter with 2014–2022 Street Glide Special and Road King Special models, and the harness with certain 2014-up Street Glide, Electra Glide, Tri Glide, and Ultra Limited applications. These details do not establish that every adapter is used on every listed motorcycle, the fitment notes are important when planning installation.

Practical questions

Does this replace the whole headlight or just a bulb? It is listed as a 7-inch LED headlight assembly, so it is a complete light unit rather than a bulb-only upgrade.

Which motorcycles are named as compatible? The listing names Harley-Davidson models with a 7-inch stock lamp from 1989–2019, plus Yamaha Road Star, V-Star 650, and Royal Star. Confirm the specific model and connection details before installation.

Are high and low beams included? Yes. The product is described as an all-in-one projector with both beams, with separate listed output figures for high and low beam.

Is it worth it?

This kit makes the most sense when you need a complete 7-inch LED headlight and its included mounting and wiring pieces match your motorcycle. Its appeal is the combined projector layout, black finish, and stated water resistance, with buyer feedback also highlighting brightness and straightforward installation. If your goal is only to replace a bulb, or your bike’s fitment is unclear, a bulb-only option or a headlight specified for your exact model may be the more suitable route.