I bought a pair of Chinese LED running lights on ebay that have very nice aluminum machine work but the bolts are too short to mount to the forks. No problem - just need longer bolts. My real question is, who has experience with this type of supplemental lighting? Can they be piggy backed on the headlight wires? Is a ballast required? Can I wire them directly to the battery with an on / off switch? I am primarily interested in increased daytime visibility. Too many deer here in the Texas Hill Country to ride at night! Thanks for any input. Oh, also, they are certainly not waterproof and will require some means of keeping water out to prevent corrosion at the LED contacts. That shouldn't be hard to solve. Just an FYI. At the moment I have them temporarily mocked up on my front turn signal stalks. They actually look pretty cool.

Mack , show us a picture !      Please      

I'd like to have white running light instead of the yellow turn signal ones.   Then put after market turn signals somewhere else , but haven't done it yet because I'm not sure where to put them  

Super Bright LED's offers several lights in the 10W - 18W rating, and several different beam angles that are well made. These are not the least expensive LED's on the planet...but their products are well made and durable.  The reviews offer some good insight on the beam angle to use....several guys have installed them on their motorcycles and report good things.  Remember -  these lights don't have a vertical cut off....and as a result that will be shining in the eyes of oncoming traffic.  At night you may need to turn them off for oncoming traffic, and that may be a reason to hook them up to your high beam circuit.  We just installed a 22W LED on your office building, and it lights up an entire parking lot that is 16 spaces and a 24 foot wide center aisle.  If you install a pair of 10W lights you might be OK from an electrical standpoint....installing a pair of 18W lights will most likely take up too much of the 100 Watt charging circuit power....and might overload the wiring and switches if you don't use a relay and just plug into the exiting wiring.
https://www.superbrightleds.com/cat/mini-auxiliary-lights/

I don't know how much visibility these would add - but they are horribly convenient as they have an adhesive mount and are already wired for 12 volt.  They are only 1.5 watt - but they are really bright.  I used these as replacement lights inside my turn signals, and they are very visible in bright sunshine.
https://www.superbrightleds.com/moreinfo/costume-lighting/plm-series-wired-on...
 

Can you supply a link to what you are looking at?