Dual light to single light

I have dual light high and low on my zed which I am swapping over to a 7 inch round light which only has one wire for low and one for high.
What I was wondering if I could find out what wire is the power for each and plug and fit spade onto new wire to get it working.
Sorry for basic description but I will try to explain better if needed.
The new light
http://i305.photobucket.com/albums/n...900f57f284.jpg
The factory fittings
The factory fittings
http://i305.photobucket.com/albums/n...286c700641.jpg

you could put male spades into the old globe fittings, however it would be a lot neater/more reliable if you just chopped off the factory fittings and soldered on the new one.

Yer was thinking of that and I agree would be heaps neater.
Just need to design a bracket to suit now.

If you look at the stock bulb it will show you which tab is earth as it will be connected to the outer of the bulb body the other two dont matter to much which way you put it around it is easy enough to swap if low = high etc.

Thanks guys will try that and see how I go.
Does anyone have any ideas for a bracing as I've got a couple but I'm keen to see how everyone else has done it.

i like running mounts off the triple clamps to keep the forks clean, but that's just my style. it takes a little more effort too.

Do have any pictures of what you are talking about.

I'll get some pictures of my mind this morning. Mine isn't a round light but it'll give you an idea.

Here ya go.

Top mount:
http://i29.photobucket.com/albums/c2...psqtlromwb.jpg
Bottom Mount:
http://i29.photobucket.com/albums/c2...psmnwffhfi.jpg
Both together:
http://i29.photobucket.com/albums/c2...psmzfujdpq.jpg

Might clean the bike a little now that it's all apart :P

Thanks for that do you mind if use any of your ideas.

go for your life. there's no way it'll be exactly the same anyway. completely different bike and light. I'm pretty sure i wasn't the first person to mount a headlight off the triple clamps either.

I was thinking about making top mount similar to the one you did where the gauges are on it.
This is what I have to work with.
http://i305.photobucket.com/albums/n...4a3c1da722.jpg
And this is how I was thinking of mounting it to bike but not sure if might be to much vibration but with factory gauge.
http://i305.photobucket.com/albums/n...7b6afc790d.jpg

you've got it pretty good with those hole on the front there, though i reckon you're right and that mounting system would bounce a bit too much. If you can run something from the bottom triple as well to firm it up a bit.

Yer that's what I thought as well in the middle of designing a moke up out of cardboard and see how that goes then see what good to make the one out of steel or aluminium.

unless you make it out of some decent thickness ally, or it is braced well, the vibrations will work harden it and it'll fatigue (crack) on bends and whatnot. i had that issue when i made one out of 25x3 ally flat bar.

My brackets now are made out of 3mm cnc plasma cut high tensile steel... just cause it's what we had sitting around at work :P

I just had a look at one someone else was making and they had problem with aluminium cracking at bends as we'll so looks like it might be steel then.