11-06-2019, 09:32 AM
Thanks, Chuckk. Loose, exposed wiring bugs me, so I didn't want to have anything running where it didn't absolutely need to go. Hence the switch located out of the way.
To be honest, if you don't have a switch on your setup, and don't see yourself ever needing to turn them off, I wouldn't bother. I've got your lights on my Bonneville, with a switch tucked behind the headlight mounting ear out of the way. I can reach it, but since the lights are single-beam (don't have a dimming option), I've never touched the switch.
Here's the setup on the Bonnie. I guess the LEDs are a bit closer to the headlight than I originally described.
To be honest, if you don't have a switch on your setup, and don't see yourself ever needing to turn them off, I wouldn't bother. I've got your lights on my Bonneville, with a switch tucked behind the headlight mounting ear out of the way. I can reach it, but since the lights are single-beam (don't have a dimming option), I've never touched the switch.
Here's the setup on the Bonnie. I guess the LEDs are a bit closer to the headlight than I originally described.