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Posted by CDNRatMan
 - January 12, 2016, 00:27:40 AM

  Terry:
I bought a light off e bay and it was nice, really simple to put on, and if you have a bench grinder then you can remove a little bit of material to make it fit tighter to the curve of the fender, I never did put it on however, just was not the look I was after, but if you buy a decent one like PC stated they come with a foam or rubber gasket and it should cover the gaps if any.

Diddly:
What was done for me at the shop was to go from the + off the battery with an inline fuse, into the headlight bucket, and then in there they split the + to each spot light and then the ground was the housing itself. So far touch wood no issues. We have only a few deer around here but we do have them big black ugly animals called moose who can really mess up your night ride home. So I took my bike to a place were I had the 25 ft needed and lined up my headlight and you can see from the picture I have added how I adjusted the spots and the hi beam. Seems to work really well

Posted by Diddly squatt
 - January 11, 2016, 23:44:20 PM

Excellent instructions. Would you happen to have any info on wiring running/fog lights on the 800 Drifter?  We have a lot of deer in my area and I would like to have a wider beam beyond the side of the road.

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