These are headlights I made from A couple of "Stick-N-Click" led tap lights I picked up from the local Dollar General. In the "As seen on TV aisle". I have included some pics to help out. First you have to open the lights up by taking off the backing and removing the three phillips head screws. next when you open I advise doing so over a bowl so you don't lose the screws or three small springs inside. ( learned that trick quickly 
) now attach two wires one from each connection + & - each is marked. I used old telephone supply wire. Solid copper wire and won't kill motor. just make notch for wire to exit light. I wired the two lights together then to one supply line that is connected to the white wire from motor ground is mounted to exhaust stud. For a rear light I just used the third light and painted it with some model paint transparent red. Nice part is no switch or batt. required all you have to do is tap!! I have included some pics of my bike with New Handlebars from an old BMX bike I had Lying around and the lights both on and off with the engine running. As long as the motors running the lights work even at idle. I'm working on turn signals next.
) now attach two wires one from each connection + & - each is marked. I used old telephone supply wire. Solid copper wire and won't kill motor. just make notch for wire to exit light. I wired the two lights together then to one supply line that is connected to the white wire from motor ground is mounted to exhaust stud. For a rear light I just used the third light and painted it with some model paint transparent red. Nice part is no switch or batt. required all you have to do is tap!! I have included some pics of my bike with New Handlebars from an old BMX bike I had Lying around and the lights both on and off with the engine running. As long as the motors running the lights work even at idle. I'm working on turn signals next. 
