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I tried to do some searching on this because I figured someone would have already asked this but had no luck.
For 25 or 30 bucks you can't really beat one of the speed kings/moons or whatever else brand for some extra light. I know I love my speed kings LED headlight.
I was wondering the process involved in wiring it up. Did you wire it into your high beam? Did you run a separate switch, if so where did you mount it? Or did you do something completely different?
I directly wired it into the headlight power without a switch, so it is on all the time but I am considering adding a switch but haven't decided yet
I bought mine from amazon for like 11$ with prime shipping
I did the Harley pigtail since I didn't want to cut any factory wires. I ran my wire inside of the frame and out the right side at the neck and down the break line to the light.
I wired it direct to the high-beam wires, inside the headlight shell, using posi-taps.
Took about five minutes. The posi-tap means that you don't need to cut wires, and they can be removed with no damage to the wires (the pinhole in the sheathing closes up but I put a drop of silicone just in case).
EDIT! I realized the link to the wire harness wasn't the right one. I was trying to copy and past from my phone on two different windows. It should be fixed.
I started a treadmill similar a while back. I got a relay with separate switch. I added the switch to the left side of the dash. Ran the wires under the dash and seat. They're really long so I cut and spliced them. Turned out really clean.
I thought I had pictures of it, but I don't. WRKD4ITFLHX2008 posted a picture on my thread of his push button which is where I put mine but I used a toggle light up switch.
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