ATV, Side-by-Side & UTV Lighting for Honda ATC200X

ATV Lighting for Honda ATC200X

Besides everyday halogen bulb replacements, ATC200X owners have a wide variety of ATV lighting technologies to choose from. Consider your options to select the Honda lights that fit your needs.

LED lighting is advanced technology that complements off-road vehicles. Honda LED bulbs, called diodes, are small and sturdy. Due to their compact size, LED lights can be arranged in almost any shape imaginable. They only use a tiny amount of electricity and are rated to last at least 50,000 hours.

Packed to the brim with tiny LED diodes, a Honda LED light bar is an accessory that can prove useful for enhanced illumination in potentially hazardous off-road conditions. While the headlights on your ATC emit enough light for most applications, an LED light bar casts an incredibly bright glare that makes sure no obstacle goes unseen.

The advantages afforded by upgrading to LED lighting warrant the effort to install an LED headlight on your ATC200X. You will need to remove the old headlight assembly completely and replace it with another one in order to enjoy the benefits of ultra-bright LED technology. Here are the steps to take to install your replacement Honda headlight:

• Work on your ATV in a garage or on a level surface.
• Disconnect the battery.
• Remove the old headlight assembly by removing the bolts on each side and the screw on the bottom.
• Remove the bulb and its housing from the ATV.
• Cut and splice the exposed wiring to the correct wires on the replacement headlight assembly.
• Position the replacement assembly into place and replace the bolts and screw to complete the installation.

While shining a light ahead is important for Honda ATV operation, indicating your position to those behind your Honda ATV is equally critical. Here are the instructions for replacing your ATC taillight if it stops functioning. This process should take less than half an hour and requires just basic shop tools.

• Park your ATV in a garage or on a level surface.
• Disconnect the battery.
• Remove the two screws or bolts holding the old assembly in place.
• Pull the assembly away from the ATV slightly and disconnect the electrical wiring.
• Position the replacement assembly into place and connect the electrical wiring.
• Secure the assembly to the back of your ATV with the screws or bolts to complete the installation.