CFMOTO 800MT

Motorcycle

Motorcycle original document

Switch

R149.00 Class C

ECE certificate

IP68

Protection

Compatibility

Motorcycle

CFMOTO 800MT

Since 2021. Dedicated brackets and wiring harness.

Command

Switch

Motorcycle original document

It integrates with the standard fog light control.

Type approval

ECE certificate

R149.00 Class C

L7-800MT variant of E57*149R00/06*1142

Performance

Luminous flux

Up to 15,000

Manufacturer data. Low beam, high beam, and 3 flashes

Color temperature

6500 / 3000

White/yellow with lens cover

Construction

Protection

IP68

CNC-machined aluminum, thermal protection

All you need to know before ordering

Technical specifications, equipment, delivery, and warranty: find every detail, verified against official LOBOO documentation, below.

Description LOBOO L7 Auxiliary Headlight for CFMOTO 800MT – ECE approved, high and low beam

The LOBOO L7 kit for CFMOTO 800MT is the dedicated version of the L7 auxiliary light: the same light, brackets, and wiring designed for the motorcycle's mounting points.

ECE R149 Approved

The L7-800MT variant falls under approval certificate E57*149R00/06*1142, UN ECE R149.00 Regulation Class C, with both dipped and main beam approved and a stamped mark on the body.

This is the difference that matters: almost all aftermarket spotlights are sold for off-road use only.

Eight Levels, Adjustable on the Fly

An aluminum dial is installed near the clutch lever: the thumb can reach it without letting go of the grip, with an active level indicator.

One Body, Three Functions

  • Dipped beam with a sharp cut-off
  • Main beam, over 32,500 cd of certified intensity
  • Flashing in three modes: alternating, simultaneous, and sequential

By connecting the dedicated cable to the horn control, you can sound and flash at the same time.

Construction

IP68, CNC machined aluminum alloy body, glass lens, intelligent thermal protection, and protection against reverse polarity and overvoltage. Removable yellow lens cover included: both white and yellow are approved.

12 V power supply: 80 W in dipped beam, 150 W with both beams active.

Why choose it
  • Designed on the CFMOTO 800MT:brackets and wiring based on original motorcycle data, from 2021.
  • Control from the standard switch:integrates with the original fog light, no additional buttons.
  • ECE R149.00 Class C approved:both dipped and main beam approved.
  • White 6500K or yellow 3000K:removable lens cover included, which also protects against gravel.
  • IP68 and CNC aluminum:with thermal protection that reduces power if the temperature rises.
Who is it recommended for

This version or the universal L7S?

The headlight is the same and shares the homologation certificate. Brackets, wiring, and controls differ.

  • If you have a CFMOTO 800MT: this version. It mounts on the designated points and turns on from the standard fog light control.
  • If you have another motorcycle: the universal L7S, with clamp brackets from 22 to 38 mm and an eight-level ring.

For the 800MT-X or other versions of the range, please write to us with the model and year before ordering.

Documents and manufacturer

Type-approval certificate

The L7-800MT variant falls under ECE type approval E57*149R00/06*1142, UN Regulation R149.00 Class C, issued by the Type-Approval Authority of the Republic of San Marino on January 24, 2024. E57 149R-001142 mark stamped on the body of the headlight.

Download the full type-approval certificate (PDF)

Installation

  • The connection uses the motorcycle's original fog light circuit via a dedicated waterproof connector.
  • Adjust the beam angle so that it does not dazzle oncoming traffic: this is the most important check and the one most often skipped.
  • The type approval concerns the device. The conditions for installation and use on the vehicle remain subject to the Highway Code.

How does it work, in detail?

Designed based on data from the CFMOTO 800MT

Designed based on data from the CFMOTO 800MT

It is not a modified universal headlight: the brackets, positioning, and wiring are designed based on the original specifications of the CFMOTO 800MT from 2021 onward.

It mounts where the manufacturer provided the mounting points, without adapter brackets or having to settle for a compromise position.

Controlled by the original switch

Controlled by the original switch

It is the most important difference compared with the universal version: the kit integrates with the fog-light switch already fitted to the CFMOTO 800MT.

No additional switch to install on the handlebars, no button to search for: turn on the auxiliary lights just as you would the standard fog lights. The connector is waterproof and detachable.

Approved, not “for off-road use only”

Approved, not “for off-road use only”

The L7-800MT variant is covered by type-approval certificate ECE E57*149R00/06*1142, UN Regulation R149.00 Class C, with both the low beam and high beam approved.

By contrast, almost all aftermarket auxiliary lights are sold with the “for off-road use only” disclaimer.

White 6500K or warm white 3000K

White 6500K or warm white 3000K

The yellow lens cover is included and removable: white at 6500K for maximum output, yellow at 3000K in fog or rain, where it reduces glare from water droplets.

It also serves a practical purpose: protecting the lens from gravel thrown up by the front wheel.

IP68 and intelligent thermal protection

IP68 and intelligent thermal protection

CNC-machined aluminum alloy housing, denser and with better heat dissipation than die-cast construction. IP68-rated, tested under heavy rain.

If the temperature rises too high, the electronics automatically reduce the power: this preserves the LEDs instead of letting them degrade.

Adjustable angle after installation

Adjustable angle after installation

The angle is adjusted with the headlight mounted, so you can aim the beam based on how it actually illuminates the road on your motorcycle and with your setup.

This check should be done in the dark, not in the garage—and repeated if you load the motorcycle for a trip.

FAQs

For more information, please see our FAQ.

Do you need an additional handlebar switch?

No. The kit integrates with the existing fog light switch on the CFMOTO 800MT: turn on the auxiliary lights just as you would the standard fog lights, without any additional buttons to install or search for while riding. The connector is waterproof and detachable.

What’s the difference compared with the universal LOBOO L7S?

The headlight is the same and shares the type-approval certificate. Everything else is different: this version has brackets and wiring designed based on the original CFMOTO 800MT specifications and is controlled by the standard fog-light switch.

The universal L7S instead uses clamp mounts for 22 to 38 mm tubes and a dedicated eight-level ring, to be installed near the clutch control. If you have a CFMOTO 800MT, this version is the most straightforward choice.

Is it approved for road use?

Yes. The L7-800MT variant is covered by certificate ECE E57*149R00/06*1142, UN Regulation R149.00 Class C, with both dipped-beam and main-beam functions type-approved and the marking stamped on the headlight housing. The complete certificate can be downloaded at the bottom of the page.

You are responsible for verifying the installation requirements set out in the Highway Code.

Is it compatible with all CFMOTO 800MT models?

LOBOO documentation lists the CFMOTO 800MT from 2021 onward. If you have the 800MT-X or another version in the range, please write to us with the model and year before ordering: we would rather confirm in writing than have you deal with a return.

How much power does it draw? Can the motorcycle’s electrical system handle it?

The kit connects to the fog light circuit provided by the manufacturer, so it operates on a line already sized for an additional lighting load.

If you have already added heated grips, a USB socket, or a heated jacket, still consider the alternator’s overall capacity: these loads add up.

How do you clean and maintain it?

Plenty of water and a soft cloth, both on the yellow lens cover and the lens. Dragging sand across it while dry is the main cause of the micro-scratches that dull the beam.

The lens cover is the sacrificial part: if it becomes scratched after a few seasons of riding on dirt roads, replace it without touching the headlight. That is exactly what it is designed to do.

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