Motorcycle headlight under control. Drawing, description

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Motorcycle headlight under control. Personal transport

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Motorcycle headlight under control

A simple signaling device installed on the headlight will always notify the motorcycle driver whether the pampa is on, remind you to turn on the light or switch it to high beam. It is not difficult to make such a device. This is a small mirror cut from a strip of aluminum, curved and attached to the headlight bezel as shown. It is desirable to polish the reflective part of the signaling device.

Motorcycle headlight under control

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