MOPED ARMY

You can mount a battery to it but you need to keep in mind that motorbikes that have batteries have an electronics systems that are set up for a battery.

So while you could run the lights off of a battery you would most likely need to run them only from the battery so you are constantly blowing bulbs by giving them too much power. You also have to find a way to charge the battery, either by frankensteining a way for your magneto to do it or to do it manually when you are not riding it.

I don't know much of anything about kinetics but if you can find a better lighting coil that would most likely solve the problem. If the part is available that is.

Thank you!

I know it has a regulator set in the back for the lights..

Do you know what power that magneto should be pushing out? the lights I have are 12v. I think that maybe part of the problem..

Where would there be a lighting coil?

I am told that this moped is molded after the Vespa Ciao, and that a lot of the parts are the same.

My 1980 Sachs Moped was originally 6Volts and i rewired the whole thing and installed a small 12 Volt Battery, 12V Light bulbs and also a 12V Horn. I disconnected the wire coming out of the motor for the generating Coil. I may have to charge the battery a couple times a year or perhaps buy a Solar Trickle Charger one of these days but no big deal.