MOPED ARMY

It likely isn't an electrical problem per se, the bulb has two filaments (one for high beam, one for low) - so you can easily burn out the low beam filament. (It tends to go first... had some headlight problems and ended up blowing the low beam on 2 different bulbs actually because of a broken wire.... shorted it out) New bulb will fix it up, but no harm meanwhile riding with hi beams... won't hurt the bike any.

As for auto parts stores... I'm no expect by any means, but I'd be surprised to find the headlight bulb in one (but several moped stores should have it, and it should be a relatively cheap shipping and ordering item) - auto parts stores would have compatible turn signal bulbs usually however if you ever burn out one of those.

Try to limit the vibration..... I've been told the vibration is the more likely cause than electrical problems.

dampen the vibration--see if that helps

Alain,

Auto parts won`t have that bulb. Ihave them for $3.00 + $3.50 priority mail. I know the shipping is "steep", but thats not my fault.

Thanks,

Ike

www.ikesbikes.com

Keep your old high beam only bulb as a spare just in case. Never hurts to have something that'll work tucked away on the bike (I generally keep one of mine with the high beam only tucked in my luggage box and so far it's saved me a VERY dangerous nighttime ride at least once. )