Cannondaleriders

if anyone out there has some headlights and the hardware for them shoot me a price. thanks a lot

$135 shipped
Trailtech dual torch 35 watt spot & flood with mounting yoke for Cannondale, to you before Thursday.

various mount options:
note the yoke is coming out from underneath the lower half-clamp, and all cables are routed through it.

another version, with inverted lights and SS capnuts.
Also shown is a booted receiver plug for the Trailtech Helmet lights you may want for Christmas! (also discounted).

Hey Dave, I was just wondering, do you carry and sell these headlights for this price, or is it just one set that you have? I was just wondering because I was looking for something other than stock headlights.

I have these in stock, and can get ALL trailtech to you at good prices. (I just sold them a forklift! -- they are expanding)
My '02 Speed handled the 2x35 halogens plus dual helmet lights drawing 26 total for 96 watts +/- , with no battery problems.
But another quad might not handle it, some variables I guess different machines. Still a single helmet flood light is awesome enough, and then you draw only 83 watts, just 8 watts above stock. The steerables on the bars are nice, and can be pointed lower than the stockers of course, and about twice the light.
Or, without a helmet light, you could max with a 50 watt flood and 35 watt spot on the bars for 80 total, lots of options. Lights are same price any wattage you choose.

Boomers lights are sweet.

You can get the stocker to work better by removing the useless foam seal on the lenses and cutting out the inside of the headlight covers so you can aim them where they are supposed to be.

I kind of did something like Boomers setup with el cheapo ball style driving lights. They are 55watt . One is hooked to to the headlight switch and the other is hooked to the kill switch and wired to the battery . So now the kill switch which I never used is now a high beam switch. I only run one most of the time because they are like the insanely bright. The lights are about $20 at any auto store I made the mounting plate out of an extra piece of titanium plate . I dont buy fancy lights anymore because I have a nasty habit of rolling my quad once every winter and I wont cry if the cheapo lights get splattered.

Yep, I think I pondered about the inverted mount while laying upside down at the bottom of some ravine!

But back to mxracer22's question this thread, I also have a set of NEW take-off stockers with foam cups, A-frames, and all the friggin hardware -- with bulbs, $45 shipped.

Hey Dave, another question, do you run a trail tech computer? Would it work on cannondales? Is there a mounting kit that would work? Now you got me looking at all the trail tech stuff LOL...

sweet I had no idea he carried those, Ive been looking to get rid of the stockers, get some deletes and run something like this