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Tip on lengthening the life of headlight and taillight bulbs on the 1989-90 Kawasaki KDX200s.
DIRT RIDER #92 Jul 1990 pg. 92

Tip on rewiring motorcycle headlamp switch so that either high or low beam can be turned on.
DIRT RIDER #99 Feb 1991 pg. 63

More durable taillight bulb for KDX can be fashioned from an auto bulb.
DIRT RIDER #134 Jan 1994 pg. 34

Monitor circuit will flash an LED or sound a buzzer to remind you to turn on your motorcycle headlight.
ELECTRONICS EXPERIMENTERS HANDBOOK Summer 1995 pg. 72

Modulator circuit makes a motorcycle headlight alternate between full and 20% power at a rate of four times a second.
ELECTRONICS NOW Apr 1998 (v.69#4) pg. 7

Cheap and easy way to add running lights to a BMW R80 or R100RT's turn signals.
MOTORCYCLIST #1120 Aug 1990 pg. 86

Tip on adding a flashing strobe light to your brake light circuit.
MOTORCYCLIST #1121 Sep 1990 pg. 96

Tip on using self-adhesive clear plastic to protect a headlamp lens.
MOTORCYCLIST #1124 Dec 1990 pg. 91

Simple electronic accessories for your motorcycle. (1) Monitor reminds you to turn on headlight. Two circuits shown. (2) Tune-up aid which always supplies a gap and a ground for high-voltage ignition systems. (3) Burglar alarm. (4) Two-way intercom. (5) Complete turn-signal system.
POPULAR ELECTRONICS [2] Apr 1995 (v.12#4) pg. 68

More electronic motorcycle circuits. (1) Smart turn signal turns itself off. (2) Flashing brake light. (3) Two horn circuits.
POPULAR ELECTRONICS [2] May 1995 (v.12#5) pg. 69

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