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French vintage lamp, plastic, serviceable? (was: Better Braking?)
Andre Jute wrote:
On Friday, February 14, 2020 at 7:35:46 PM UTC, Duane wrote: Then you have people riding in the rain, pitch dark, pitch dark rain down steep declines etc. etc. etc. I seriously doubt that there's a one for all solution. In rallying, I seem to remember that only two brands of lamps were chosen by all the top competitors. The dominant one was the French Cibie, used by Porsche despite the fact that the other one, less good, was from Hella, a German firm. I'd pay a lot if I could have the light output of that bank of big Cibie lamps across the front of my rally Porsche on my bike... Okay, you made me check my lamp dump drawer. Does anyone know how to access the electrics compartment part in these? https://www.ebay.fr/itm/FEU-PROJECTE...F/173881934437 I can only detach the front lens and unscrew the E10 bulb. The engenious one-part sculpture of aluminized plastic that is both the reflector, and the base, will not move to the front one bit -- yes, even if I bark at it in Old Prussian, threatening to shoot Namibian sand at the lens, or to buy a new lamp from vontrotha. -- SEO: RENE HERSE NOS NIB VINTAGE AMUZI GRAVEL COMPASS PBP TGV PVC MRD |
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