MadDog Scout-X Auxiliary light
The MadDog Scout-X steps up to a 4,800-lumen combo beam in the same compact housing as the Scout, giving you both spread and reach. Built with Nichia LEDs and an IP67-rated aluminum housing, it carries an 18-month replacement warranty. A wiring harness and switch are sold separately.
MadDog Scout-X Auxiliary Light
The MadDog Scout-X is the combo-beam step up from the standard Scout, built into the same compact housing but with a real jump in output. Each pair delivers 4,800 lumens on a spot-and-flood combo beam, so you get both wider spread for the road immediately ahead and enough reach to make a real difference on unlit stretches.
It's one of the more searched models in the MadDog range for good reason. Riders comparing a maddog scout x or maddog scout x auxiliary light against other options tend to land here because it strikes a fair balance between price, size, and how much of a genuine difference it makes over stock lighting.
Why Riders Pick the Scout-X
The combo beam means you're not choosing between fog visibility and highway reach, the light does a reasonable job at both. That makes it a solid all-rounder for riders who do a mix of city commuting, highway stretches, and the occasional trip through fog or dust without wanting two separate light setups.
The housing stays compact enough to sit neatly on a fork or crash guard without looking oversized on smaller commuter bikes, while still using the same Nichia LED and aluminum build quality found across the rest of the range.
Specifications
| Spec | Detail |
|---|---|
| LED Type | Nichia LED |
| Lumens | 4,800 lumens per pair |
| Wattage | 20W each, 40W per pair |
| Voltage | DC 12V - 14.5V |
| Current Draw | 3.2A per pair |
| Beam Distance | 200 metres |
| Optics | Combo beam, spot and flood |
| Color Temperature | 5000K - 5700K |
| IP Rating | IP67, water and dust resistant |
| Materials | Polycarbonate lens and aluminum housing |
| Lifespan | Up to 50,000 hours |
| Warranty | 18-month replacement warranty against manufacturing defects |
What's in the Box
- A pair of MadDog Scout-X lights
- A pair of clamps
- Screw kit and tail connectors
- Warranty card
Like the standard Scout, this kit doesn't include a wiring harness or switch. Pair the Scout-X with the MadDog Switch and Wire Harness Pro, sold separately, so it draws power through a relay rather than an existing circuit.
Fitment and Accessories
The bundled clamps fit standard fork diameters. Riders on a KTM 390 Adventure or Duke 390 can use the dedicated KTM 390 Adventure clamps or Duke 390 clamps. Yellow, black, and clear Scout / Scout-X filters are sold separately.
Considering more output for a long-distance tourer instead? The MadDog Delta steps up the wattage and reach in a similar combo-beam format. Compare the full lineup on the MadDog brand page.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q1: What's the beam pattern on the Scout-X?
A1: It runs a combo beam mixing spot and flood, so you get a wider spread near the bike along with usable reach further down the road, rather than one or the other.
Q2: How is the Scout-X different from the standard Scout?
A2: The Scout-X runs 4,800 lumens per pair against the Scout's 3,800, uses a combo beam instead of pure flood, and reaches 200 metres compared to the Scout's 100 metres. Both share the same compact housing size.
Q3: Can I fit the Scout-X to a Royal Enfield or similar mid-size bike?
A3: Yes, the clamps included fit standard fork diameters common on Royal Enfield, Bajaj, and similar mid-size motorcycles. Check your fork or crash guard diameter before ordering if you're unsure.
Q4: Is a wiring harness included with the Scout-X?
A4: No, the kit includes the lights, clamps, screw kit, and tail connectors only. The MadDog Switch and Wire Harness Pro is sold separately.
Q5: Are filters available for the Scout-X?
A5: Yes, the Scout / Scout-X filter set is sold separately in yellow, black, and clear options.
Q6: What warranty does the Scout-X carry?
A6: It comes with an 18-month replacement warranty against manufacturing defects, void if the unit is tampered with, wired incorrectly, or physically damaged.
