Vehicles & Servicing Installing 2 small headlights on motorbike

I bought 2 small additional headlights for my Yamaha Serow. But I am rather useless when it comes to mechanical or electrical issues. Would anybody know a mechanic who could install these lights for me. I found a electrical circuit diagram in the internet but unfortunately this instruction is rather like a book sealed with seven seals for me. Thanks for your replies.

 

I would suggest going to your dealer motorcycle shop.. My Yamaha dealer has labor rates posted By foreigner standards they are usually very low, particularly if you have limited knowledge and may cause problems to your electrical system. I would suggest you try the dealer for the manufacture of your bike, or some other repair that is highly recommended. Although the local "fix-it" shops are good and quick, particularly for the easy stuff, the dealer may be more familiar with your particular bike type of electrical system. What type of Bike do you have? If you identify you bike, then maybe someone on here has some experience with it. Good Luck.

 

Thank you very much for your reply.

 

Thanks a lot. Will go to the Yamaha shop.

 

MCM Motorcycle Parts and Accessories might be worth a look as every time I go by they are installing lights on bikes and have several different LEDs on display. Across the street from Ging-Ging (for those who buy cases of beer) on Acias Pinili Street. Heading north on National Highway, turn right on Acias Pinili, shop is on left before next intersection. If you miss Acias Pinili the next intersection is the Duma market.

I have never talked to them but they always are busy and look like they specialize in motorcycle electrical, specifically lights.

 

Any suggestions as to where to find an electrically competent mechanic? The OP is wanting to add lights to his Yamaha dirt bike and I am looking at a XR150L that I will want extra lighting on also - switching to LED lights and running them DC instead of the OEM AC setup.

 

Or you can always buy an LED torch from Unitop.