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McCabe-Thiele (Ted):
A decent quality LED  can cope with a wide range of voltages some are not polarity specific plus they use lower currents so why re-wire. Never ever ever had a problem.👍👍👍

Trigger:
I can only say about my experience with LED on a standard wiring on a SOHC and not what i have read or you tube videos that i have watched  ;)

McCabe-Thiele (Ted):
I have well over 5 years experience with LEDs on cars & house  friends vehicles never had a problem.

Don't believe all you see on U-tube Graham

Oddjob:
My 1300 is using an LED headlight bulb on original wiring, it's been in for 2 years now, as it's a modern bike the headlight is permanently on, so that's a lot of hours it's been used. I can't see any problem with old wiring, the draw of an LED is far lower than a halogen bulb, why would they cause problems?

I know that indicators LEDs can be a problem but for me it's about buying quality bulbs, get the best and they last.

McCabe-Thiele (Ted):
I agree completely with that Ken.👍👍👍
You get what you pay for plus the quality even from China has improved no end.

I have a bedside lamp that pre-dates our house fire in 2017 it is a touch sensitive LED with a plastic casing - still going strong.

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