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You would be better off just cutting the wire that leads to the low beam wire on the light switch. Would give you the same effect without having to do any rewiring.
Better yet, put a switch on the headlight side of the wiring harness, that when its open, no current goes to the low beam, but if you close the switch, the light works like normal.
But just for the record, I highly recommend disabling your headlights, regardless if it keeps the neighbors awake. If you get into a bike accident, the first thing a cop does is test to see if the headlight was disabled, or if it works all the time when the ignition is on.
BC.
I didn't do it, I swear.
And even if I did, what makes you think I would admit it to you?
Better yet, put a switch on the headlight side of the wiring harness, that when its open, no current goes to the low beam, but if you close the switch, the light works like normal.
But just for the record, I highly recommend disabling your headlights, regardless if it keeps the neighbors awake. If you get into a bike accident, the first thing a cop does is test to see if the headlight was disabled, or if it works all the time when the ignition is on.
BC.
I didn't do it, I swear.
And even if I did, what makes you think I would admit it to you?