I have been using Normans small headlight that he makes that runs off the white wire. (Norman is a moderator at Motorbicycling.com)

He makes a small and big light also tail light.

I have used several battery operated lights but if anybody knows me I go for some very long rides and have been left in the dark when the battery's go dead. Also, some of them have just fallen apart after miles and miles of bumps and vibration.

Normans light is built very well and I can see it out lasting the store bought lights, and running it off the motor with the white wire I never have to worry about being left in the dark out in the AZ desert.

He's lights are VERY affordable and if you add the savings of not having to buy battery's it is one heck of a deal.

He's light works extremely well, not only lighting up the road in front of you, but making you visible to traffic.

You can view pics and video of the light here:

s390.photobucket.com/albums/oo347/FR31MB/Normans%20Light/

s390.photobucket.com/albums/oo347/FR31MB...ns%20Light%20videos/

You can contact Norman at:

motorbicycling.com/f23/lights-7306.html

Or

norms-iron-works.tripod.com/<br><br>Post edited by: fairracing31, at: 2009/04/29 23:21

I set my camera up on a curb and rode towards it so you can see how bright he's light is, keep in mind this is the small light.

s390.photobucket.com/albums/oo347/FR31MB/Light/

can i run a front and rear light on the white wire?

I have the Norman's light kit and I'm very happy. (grubee 48cc engine kit)

I am using a Champion marine spark plug gapped at .024 " and the light runs fine, including the rear tail light LED.

I bought a front and rear light for about $40 shipped.

I have the Skull ring for sale, unused. make bid.

hey man i was wondering how fast can you get up to on flat land with ur 50?