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#2
That depends on the wattage of the lights. There is no difference between wiring direct to the battery or putting them in a circuit somewhere except that they will be on when the bike is not running. So, you'll need a switch and don't forget to turn them off.
#3
yeah, there is a control box and from the control box there was a "try me" button so i yanked it off and threaded the wires togather with the cup thingy, so theres a 2 pwer wires, black goes on negative red on pos i guess, but it would seem there would be a "more airtight" way to do it
#4
well, i finally got it .. looks pretty great to
just lossened the battery cable from terminal, stripped wires, and matched em up (pos/neg) layed it under there and tightened it up..
looks great
got a control box hooked up to em controls speed, 1 or 3 flash wig wag or all,
just lossened the battery cable from terminal, stripped wires, and matched em up (pos/neg) layed it under there and tightened it up..
looks great
got a control box hooked up to em controls speed, 1 or 3 flash wig wag or all,
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