MOPED ARMY

I guess I'll try that, how lame. You'd think there would be some sort of solution after 30 years...

There are solutions, you either have to up the voltage or ditch the horrible stock headlight assy.

To change the voltage you'll need to change the lighting coil, and the voltage regulator if there is one.

A 12V led light might not even turn on with a 6V circuit, it depends on how it's wired up. If it does turn on, it'll be about half as bright as it should be.

Does it have to be a specific type of coil? Are they pretty much universal? Do I really want to open up this can of worms?

yeah but thats a 12v

all new 12v bulbs

and other electric accesories (i think a horn can be excluded from that)

what light are you using?

Here is my headlight. Sorry again for the huge pictures, I could have resized them but meh...Also on the taillight picture, those zip ties were just there while the epoxy was drying.

the grande runs on 6v and my setup is still bright, even at idle.

you think the halogen will make much difference if the regular 12v sucked? I think my moped is known for having shitty lighting (i.e. off at idle)

jawas have the most brite lights i ever seen

Made a short video of my lighting setup for the people that need to see to believe that 12v leds and lights work well on mopeds. Like I said above, the taillight is a 12v led trailer stop/turn/tail light, the headlight is a cheap autozone driving light and I put a "super bright" white led in the speedometer.