Will the included y cable work with my Cree Bicycle Headlight?
456402
The male end fits fine in my CREE Battery with a cord loop to get them to stay together. To get the female end to accept I had to trim some of the CREE male end and glue them together. It is not a precise fit but, with some minor modifications you can get them to work.
1562141
You'd have to look at the specs on your light. I got it for my Nitecore flashlight
2172936
The mounting bracket for both the headlight and tail light are circular in shape, so they wouldn't adapt exactly to an oval bar. But it's a compression fit, so as long as the large diameter of the oval bar fits in the bracket it should be OK. Having said that, on my bike, which has round bars, the bars are quite a bit smaller than the mounting bracket, so I need to pad the gap with some rubber (a piece of inner tube works fine). You could use the same approach.
681092
I am sorry, I returned it as it did not work for my bike. All cables were included
1816232
the original most likely had some type of marker light and signal light combination, with only two wire you are going to have to choose whether you want them to serve as signal lights or marker lights, i went for marker lights on my xv750 to improve the general visibility of the bike to other vehicles
1900456
Yep. See: http://www.eautoworks.com/Putco-H4--9003-Heavy-Duty-Headlight-Upgrade-Wiring-Harness-PRD7540.aspx
32476
Hi Gegi, you are correct, the Y-cable's plug into the receiver/ESC and receiver/servo and the single end plugs into the LED lights control box.
332478
Shouldn't be a problem, they give you two different sized mounting bands. Keep in mind this is NOT a CREE light, it's a complete knockoff with no information whatsoever. No manufacturer name, no country of origin. The seller here isn't being up front and honest about what this light is or isn't!
1958021
no you don't if your bike is the correct yr. mine is 2005 fat boy and it just plugged in. for the halo, they want you to run your wires to fuse box I believe. I spliced mine into the lowbeam hot wire inside of headlight housing. I drilled a hole in bottom of housing and put a rubber grommet and ran wire from halo to inside. works great. if I can help you more my email is bobf699@yahoo.com
236674
For my fusion the ballast connected to the stock cable for my headlight unit. I purchased these a while ago and can't remember if it came with any other cables. I'm sure if you email the seller he or she can answer that question for you :)
736619
I am not familiar with the Cree light but I have used a Niterider Trail Rat. I find the Cygolite better for my commute. I ride streets that are not lit and find the Cygolite more than adequate. The steady plus pulse mode is an added advantage. It makes the bike more visible.
1817693
I think that in most applications, the basket would not affect the installation of a headlight. The basket is below the handlebars so you should be able to find a place for mounting.
1803003
Mine is on a 95 Honda Shadow. I do not have highway/passing lamps on my bike. To answer your question; i am not shire. I may depend on the type of highway lamps you have.
1238505
I'm not sure but I have both, 40 inch cree, 50 and 24 inch eyourlife along with 2 2x4 cree fog lights and all are very bright and I see no difference. Hopefully this helps your decision.
73814
It's just a short pigtail, you need to buy the cable to attach to the head unit. If you have more than one, you can use the Y adapter to connect. I have 3 on my boat, work flawlessly!
771175
look at item and see frequently bought cable item. if your bike cable ends match then this item will work. otherwise you will need to replace brake cable also . these are standard end tip connector.
398433
Not sure, I have a homelite it worked but,Had to add a pin to adjust the chain