Faq About Motorcycle Headlight Wiring
James asks…
Motorcycle Wiring Question?
I have a 1999 Kawasaki KE100 that I'm rebuilding, is there a way to get rid of all the wiring except for the CDI box and headlight?
I do NOT need the turn signals, brake lights (have battery-powered ones), keyed ignition, indicator lights, speedometer light or any of the switches.
All I need is the CDI box and headlamp powered directly by the engine, and I do NOT need a headlight switch either- always on is okay.
How would I do this?
To below answerer: Thanks, I could do that- though if anyone has a wiring diagram is would help.
I need to keep the wiring ridiculously simple, planning on taking it on a trip to the middle of nowhere where it will be beat up and likely need repairs. I've also stripped the frame of everything but the necessities.
Motorcycle Store Staff answers:
Unplug the lights you dont need..trace the wires back & cut them off.
But why use batteries when you can use the bike to power them???
Mark asks…
i need to install a on/off swicth on my headlight of my motorcycle?
i got a swicht from radioshack with a red/black wire on it how do i connect wires at headlight or wires coming from bike thanks for any help
Motorcycle Store Staff answers:
That's not legal in the state of Calif.
Steven asks…
I have a 1974 Honda CB360 that I am bobbing. Anyone know where I can get simple wiring diagrams?
All I want is a kill switch, headlight, and brake lights. Anyone know a website with simple wiring diagrams for this motorcycle?
Motorcycle Store Staff answers:
Google search it.
I work on old hondas for a living. I have never NOT found a wiring diagram by a simple google search.
Good luck fixing it up.
Look, i just found this on google. Took me 0.8 seconds (according to google)
http://www.oregonmotorcycleparts.com/Diagrams/CB-CL360.jpg
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