New Aux Lighting Bracket

City Slicker

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• Mar 27, 2003

• #1

This is the version of the aux lighting bracket that I fitted to KevinB's bike last week.

Please let me know whether you would like to see this in production.

 

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• Mar 27, 2003

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maybe

possibly
let me know how much (for a quick sale)
+ what type of spots are you using

 

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• Mar 27, 2003

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Excellent neat job Eddie ... would it be possible to fit alternative spots tho, or is it custom made for those jobbies? I'd be interested if the price was right.

 

stevec

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• Apr 1, 2003

• #4

Very interested in bar and lights (are they driving or fogs?).
Will it fit an Adventure?
Can you give some idea of cost - fitted.

 

bandit

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• Apr 1, 2003

• #5

Go for it

Looks good, go for it, i'll have one please.

 

bandit

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• Apr 1, 2003

• #6

One question

Will it fit with my H&B upper bars ?


See pics in the gallery

http://www.smugmug.com/gallery/748

 

csheward

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• Jun 17, 2003

• #7

Could you let me know if you could put the same lights etc on my Adventure and the cost. I am looking for some serious driving lights.

Cheers

 

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• Jun 17, 2003

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Nice shiney bits... Oooeerr!!!

Unfortunately i've got the T' Hid's but, your bracket looks quite classy compared to others.

 

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• Jun 17, 2003

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Yes please!

 

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• Jun 18, 2003

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Nice

How come there's none of these techie types up here????

I'm desperate for a decent set of additional lights etc and would happily supply all of said items etc in return for as much beer or scran someone who knows one end of a spanner from the other can consume while fitting .

Please don't say it's easy - I had trouble enough getting the seat back on properly........

 

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• Jun 18, 2003

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New Aux lighting bracket

Yup I want one

 

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• Jun 19, 2003

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Re: Nice

snodog said:

Please don't say it's easy - I had trouble enough getting the seat back on properly........

Click to expand...

At last a man who is honest. I'm the same.

 

Griff

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• Jun 19, 2003

• #13

Looks good - add me to the list of sales prospects!

 

David Chesters

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• Jun 19, 2003

• #14

Lighting Bracket

How about some of these.
http://www.cycoactive.com/mc/zbar.html

 

waterhouse

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• Jun 25, 2003

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Re: Nice shiney bits... Oooeerr!!!

Madmountainman said:

Unfortunately i've got the T' Hid's but, your bracket looks quite classy compared to others.

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Why "unfortunately"? I thought these were supposed to be very good, if very pricey

 

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• Jul 19, 2003

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bracket

2 peeps from suffolk very interested, any news on costs availability yet?? John B

 

Jimb

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• Jul 20, 2003

• #17

Well Done

Very, Very neat and looks thick enough not to flex or vibrate, you should make a stock of these. If the price is right I'll have several as I'm constantly asked to fit lights for folks.