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'03 Battery voltage adding neon lights

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Yes, it DOES use a 12volt battery. And you can hook up a bunch of neons with no problem. You could also go LEDs. I did it on my old bike and noticed that the 6" and 8" neon bulbs were the brightest. 6" the brightest one though. The 12" 14" and 16" were not as bright.

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I didn't bother to find a wire that stays on after ignition so I just wired the + up to the battery and the - on each of the lights up to the frame of the bike. Yes, I also put in a small switch up by the inside fairing. I had 8 neon lights on my bike. With 8 I could leave them on and the bike off for about 5 hours without a problem. Anything more than that My battery would be dead. When you set them up make sure you CAN'T see the bulbs. You wanna see just the light hitting something. Also that way it is not illegal.

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