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LED Light Bar Accessories
LED light bar accessories let you adjust or maintain the lights you already run. Lens kits are a common example. Swapping a lens changes how the light is spread, so you can shift a bar from a tight, long-reaching beam to a wider pattern that lights up more of the trail or roadside. Many drivers fit them to tune a setup for the way they actually drive, without replacing the whole light.
We currently have 5 LED light bar accessories in stock, all from Baja Designs. The range includes the Baja Designs OnX6 Driving/Combo Lens Kit and the Baja Designs OnX6 Wide Driving Lens Kit in amber.
When choosing, keep these points in mind:
Match the accessory to the exact light bar series you own.
Pick a beam pattern that suits your speed and terrain. Choose focused for distance or wider for close-range coverage.
Consider amber if you often drive in dust, fog or snow, where it can cut down on glare.
Check local rules on auxiliary lighting before using it on public roads.
To narrow the list, pick your vehicle to see what fits.
LED light bar accessories let you adjust or maintain the lights you already run. Lens kits are a common example. Swapping a lens changes how the light is spread, so you can shift a bar from a tight, long-reaching beam to a wider pattern that lights up more of the trail or roadside. Many drivers fit them to tune a setup for the way they actually drive, without replacing the whole light.
We currently have 5 LED light bar accessories in stock, all from Baja Designs. The range includes the Baja Designs OnX6 Driving/Combo Lens Kit and the Baja Designs OnX6 Wide Driving Lens Kit in amber.
When choosing, keep these points in mind:
Match the accessory to the exact light bar series you own.
Pick a beam pattern that suits your speed and terrain. Choose focused for distance or wider for close-range coverage.
Consider amber if you often drive in dust, fog or snow, where it can cut down on glare.
Check local rules on auxiliary lighting before using it on public roads.
To narrow the list, pick your vehicle to see what fits.
