Big Pair
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Brooner
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FOLY HUCK! 
Well done that man - there should be no excuse for not seeing or being seen at night now
Well done that man - there should be no excuse for not seeing or being seen at night now
Silverstripes
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Look like Cibie Oscars to me. Another 70's Rally man 
Nice job and how did you mount them to the engine bars. Any chance of a couple of close ups of the mounting
Nice job and how did you mount them to the engine bars. Any chance of a couple of close ups of the mounting
Deleted member TF
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Looks like something Jaques Cousteau might ride around the sea bed on.
Or that puppet fella,used to have a bird called Aqua Maria.
Or that puppet fella,used to have a bird called Aqua Maria.
The Tuscan
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I bet they looked better on the RS
Cant remember the puppet but I think the show was Stingray. Thunderbird 4 has got similar on, just slightly darker in colour. Check this out for a blast from yer past
http://images.google.com/imgres?img...t:en-gb:IE-SearchBox&rlz=1I7GFRC_en&sa=G&um=1
Cant remember the puppet but I think the show was Stingray. Thunderbird 4 has got similar on, just slightly darker in colour. Check this out for a blast from yer past http://images.google.com/imgres?img...t:en-gb:IE-SearchBox&rlz=1I7GFRC_en&sa=G&um=1
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I have just connected these big pair of beauties to my mates bike. They originally came from my Mk1 1975 Ford Escort RS 2000, wish I still had it.
.. what a car....
Impressive and a bit reminiscent of Quadraphenia; now all you need is a size 20 para smock!
Look like Cibie Oscars to me. Another 70's Rally man
I used to dream of having a pair of them on the front of my car. Never thought of hanging a couple on my bike though
I settled for HID main lamps
IanNicky
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Chris, you didn't need to wire them up, they could be seen from a 1000m without turning them on 
chad
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pics of them on....if the camera can take it
Chris Terry
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Here is Jaques (Paul) aboard the Calypso in France last week. He could not turn on the lights for fear of setting the field alight.Looks like something Jaques Cousteau might ride around the sea bed on.
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nedflanders
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Holy crap, I thought it was a joke, didn't realise he'd venture onto public roads , well at least it clears up why we're called Tossers , never thought I'd say 'as aerodynamic as a lighthouse' but there you go
, well at least it clears up why we're called Tossers , never thought I'd say 'as aerodynamic as a lighthouse' but there you go
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BLOODY HELL !!!!!!!! i could have done with them a couple of months ago when a guy when turned straight accoss me and i burried my harley in his car door his quote was the usual I DIDNT SEE YOU, he would have seen them i think
BLOODY HELL !!!!!!!! i could have done with them a couple of months ago when a guy when turned straight accoss me and i burried my harley in his car door his quote was the usual I DIDNT SEE YOU, he would have seen them i think
Gonzo
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I take it that there's not much of a need for filtering?
slojon
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I Australia, Africa or the US where there are all sorts of animals wandering about at night I could see the reason for the Oscars but what do you have in the UK that warrants such lighting?
Hedgehogs!
Hedgehogs!
EggChaser
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They help wake up the sadly not yet extinct animals that use their mobile phones whilst driving
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