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Headlight Safety Suggestion

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Some may frown on this but I'm a real safety visable kind of guy. Just read about Dink's condition and thought I would post this, not knowing if his headlight was on or not. Most of us with older bike's have a headlight off/on switch. Some newer bike models adopted the low beam running light allways on, well before automotive started the practice. I took the on/off switch apart and fabricated a small piece of plastic which will not allow the switch to move into the off position. With a well running bike, this will cause little starting issue's, just don't sit around to long with the key on and not running. When working on the bike just pull the headlight fuse..... and don't forget to put it back!!!

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