Are these lights even connected?

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crackerman
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Are these lights even connected?

Post by crackerman »

I've got a Buddy 125 completely disassembled and I've connected everything back up. Got two questions, where does this connect to?

And yes I shoulda labeled everything when I pulled it apart.

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and are this front lights even connected? I don't see a connector for these?

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Post by db »

Arent those the dead blinkers? They are not connected unless you do it yourself by tapping them into something. Someone on here sells an adapter to run them as running lights or blinkers. I have it and love it
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no i don't ride a scooter, i am a scooter pilot!
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Post by BuddyLicious »

Crackerman,

Just to clarify in the USA the Department Of Transportation mandates that all scooters have their turn signal lights up higher than the one's your asking about(dead lights) Most,maybe all other Countries use only the dead lights. So with the DOT mandate any scooter entering the US has to be fitted with the upper lights,so the manufacture simply leaves the dead light wiring un hooked.Hope this clarifies for you.
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Post by Lil Buddy »

The top photo, that looks like the wiring to the 12v accessory outlet (cigarette plug/cell phone charger).
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Post by djelliott »

Lil Buddy wrote:The top photo, that looks like the wiring to the 12v accessory outlet (cigarette plug/cell phone charger).
Correct.

So, why did you take your Buddy apart?
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Post by crackerman »

I paid $400 for a 09' Buddy with 500 miles and a bent front end. The thing is like new. The bad is the frame is junk, front wheel, and a few of the plastics were cracked. So I stripped it. Picked up a 06' Honda Metro for $500 and the Buddy engine, wiring harness, and front disc brakes will be going into the Metro.

I also dropped a kit into the engine so it will be a Met/Buddy 161cc. Should be interesting. Got some parts today, but waiting on the engine mount.
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crackerman wrote:I paid $400 for a 09' Buddy with 500 miles and a bent front end. The thing is like new. The bad is the frame is junk, front wheel, and a few of the plastics were cracked. So I stripped it. Picked up a 06' Honda Metro for $500 and the Buddy engine, wiring harness, and front disc brakes will be going into the Metro.

I also dropped a kit into the engine so it will be a Met/Buddy 161cc. Should be interesting. Got some parts today, but waiting on the engine mount.
Very cool. Keep us up to date on the Metro Buddy.
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