How to install auxiliary light (drivint light) to motorcycle?

December 11, 2009 by admin · 2 Comments
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SV asked:

Hi all. What is the best way to install auxiliary lights (2 driving t light at both sides) to motorcycle? Is it OK to connect directly to high beam or low beam circuit (need to replace with more Amper fuse if you this way), or open a new circuit for auxiliary lights? If open new circuit, how to do it? Thanks all.

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2 Responses to “How to install auxiliary light (drivint light) to motorcycle?”
  1. Justa Bloke says:
    December 13, 2009 at 10:28 am

    yeah think yuo jus get fick wyre wiv a fusse inlined in it. and wyre it round ur bike fraim [put the lites were yuo want em to be an hay pressto Justa Bloke

  2. awftx says:
    December 14, 2009 at 1:42 am

    If you bought one of the “kits” that are out there…. they are wired off the main supply for the headlight…. If your adding your own then you can wire directly to the low beam wires.. This will keep the lights on when your using your highbeams also… If you wire to the highbeam, you’ll only have the aux. lights when your higbeams are on…. As for fuses, I ‘d start off with what you have (most likely a 10amp) if that won’t carry the load then I’d go to a 15amp….. and so on… I really can’t see where you’d need anything bigger than a 20… but, if you get there, I’d look at the wiring size to make sure it will handle it……. awftx

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