This may not be for everybody but this is what I did on my old Honda with some cheap Autozone lights. I ran a relay with a single pole double throw center off switch. Position one on the switch came straight from the battery, that allowed me to turn the lights on whenever I pleased regardless of if the bike was on or not. The center or position 2 was off. The third position was tied into the high beam wire. That means that if the high beams were on so were the aux lights. It also meant that if I turned the bike off the six lights turned off too. It is actually really easy to do. Pin 30 on the relay goes straight to the battery. Pin 87 goes out to the aux lights. Follow instructions for wiring up the switch and have the output from the switch go to pin 85 on the relay. Pin 86 of the relay is grounded to the frame. It takes a bit longer but having the freedoms it allowed was second to none. I plan to do the same with a small led light bar on my dyna.