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Rip out the starter motor and whatever of charging system you can. Lots of people I know run Total Loss systems for road racing. On board lithium battery only runs the spark computer (& fires the spark plugs) and the fuel pump (if present). Battery is charged in the pits and recharged in the pits.

Good thing my surprised face sits in the incubator on preheat. It's bad to gun a cold engine.

Only tap into a circuit that you're prepared to lose when your installation leads to a popped fuse. Headlight is near the bottom of my list.

Somebody already put $20 down on "cop; by self, with own gun..." so I'm not betting.

I didn't realize the staples would be so hard.

Electrician's flush cutters. They cut right up to the edge.

Dashcam view from one of the cars:

Yes. I agree. Except for the fact it's a resurrected brand and nostalgia IS the product.

There are probably 3 cables coming into that box. If all the blacks are connected to each other and all the whites are connected to each other then it's probably connected like the picture I posted. One cable is coming from the panel side and one cable is going to the next fixture down the line...

This is a great flowchart to follow for charging systems.

Oops. I'm in the USA ATM and all my searches are in USD.

Maybe they didn't clean the surface of the rim well enough. Maybe there is a gouge on that surface, or oxidation. Maybe the tire is nicked on the bead (had that happen on a car when the installer pinched the bead as it folded over on the machine.) It's could be as simple as removing the tire...

If the OP is not measuring current (said before) then why bother getting a meter that measures it? Cheap ones only measure milliamps and better ones only 10A. Measuring current at the household level is dangerous. The Fluke 101 can be found in the $40-$50 dollar range. It can handle 600V...

Since you're not measuring current, get a Fluke 101.

I was not able to buy my bike back after a total financial loss in 2016 but I was able to (and did) in 2008.

Clearly. ...and blocked.

Have you learned to signal that you're intending to get over as soon as you've completed your slow-pass?

Gotta love them hands. The way AI renders them  is the joke.

And if the workers would stop complaining and start working harder and longer hours giving their "all" to the company then maybe some time soon the boss can buy another.

See if our friend in Kingston is taking the boat out. I think you can get far enough south in the water to be in the totality zone.