Baja Designs builds this clear cover as a single-light guard for its XL-series LED lights, protecting the front of XL Sport, XL Pro, XL Racer and XL80 lights from rocks, debris and other trail hazards. Compared with running a bare lens on rough terrain, the clear version gives the lens a sacrificial outer layer. Its key advantage over the other colors is light output: the clear version protects the lights while allowing full brightness to shine through. The black version cannot be used while the lights are on, so clear is the choice for drivers who run their lights at night. For a color change instead, the amber option is the one that switches lighting to amber for dusty or inclement weather conditions.
Fitment centers on the XL80, XL Racer, XL Pro and XL Sport, which the manufacturer lists as the application for this part. Since it is sold individually, a pair of lights needs two covers. On the install side, the manufacturer notes that these guards are designed for easy installation and removal, which helps with quick maintenance, so you can pull the cover off for trail cleaning and reinstall it without much fuss. Searchers looking for a Baja Designs XL80 clear rock guard, an XL Pro or XL Sport lens protector, or part 668005 for off-road LED pods will find this is the direct match.
The manufacturer lists the XL Sport, XL Pro, XL Racer and XL80 LED lights as the lights this guard is made to protect. Confirm your light model before ordering.
Yes. The manufacturer describes the clear version as allowing full brightness to pass through, while the black version must be removed before the lights are switched on.
According to the manufacturer, the black guard carries the Baja Designs logo and fully covers the lights when they are off. The clear guard is meant to protect the lens while keeping the beam unobstructed.
No. The manufacturer describes the amber option as the one that changes lighting to amber. The clear option is described only as protective with full brightness.
