Have you ever wished for better lighting on your snowmobile?

Maybe, like a lot of mountian riders, your modifications involve removing unnecessary weight. This often includes hoods and the attached headlights. Various aftermarket companies have developed lightweight hoods in lieu of the stock hoods; however, in the interest of saving weight, the headlights and speedometers aren't put back on the machines. This creates some serious vision problems when nightfall arrives as the original headlight is often sitting in a box back in the garage.

I really like this light. On my Storm I have removed most of the instruments and headlight to save ever precious pounds. Without the Lead-Dog Helmet Light I had to make sure I returned to the truck and trailer prior to the sun setting. This cut short some great riding in the first part of the year because of the short, early winter days. The Lead-Dog light allows me to stay in the play areas as long as I'm comfortable and then ride out after dark. Or in the spring time, when the hood is left at home, lighting is still available.

The Lead-Dog Helmet Light can be installed on machines with or without batteries. The instructions provided by the manufacture are very detailed and easy to follow. The average handyman can install the LEAD-DOG Helmet Light in 1/2 hour using common hand tools.

The Lead-Dog Helmet Light retails for $79.95 from Helmetlight Inc. For a small shipping and handling charge they'll ship one directly to your door and you'll be on your way to seeing in the dark.