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Turn off daytime lights?
- Thread starter Cmarino
- Start date
Steve
GS Whisperer
Based on the limited wording in the original post (and no further explanation),
I get the impression that he wants to ride down the road with the headlight OFF.
I could be wrong, it's happened before.
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Good point. So all the op has to do is make sure his RR is wired straight to the alternator as in the preferred method. Then add a switch to headlight circuit. When I rewired my bike I made sure I can have my lights off if I want( starting ect.). That being said, I always ride with my lights on. I even went a step further and installed led turn signals that act as running lights on the front and tail/ brake lights on the rear. The leds are bright giving you a much more visible presence.
