Lights, lights, lights
PATRICK MOORE
1. Home made front rack light bracket, laboriously carved from 20X5 mm
aluminum stock. (OK, OK, it's crude, I know, but it's *mine.* The
badly exposed photo makes it look rougher than it is.)
2 & 3. Epic Trike all-in-one bottle 'n' LED lamp (with blinking
standlight) AND with remote on/off control. Too bad it's all plastic.
4. NOS Sanyo Dynapower bb dyno, thanks to Dave Porter who also ground
off the unneeded bottle dyno braze ons on the 1958 Herse.
I have a Cyo on order thanks to a fellow lister that will go well with
the Sanyo.
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Ely Rodriguez
I really like that.
Any wobbling? or criticism?
I really want to try that with my steel road bike, putting a small/medium rando bar bag in the front.
Maybe mounting a light as well.
I've made a front light mount like that as well, just not as carved. Really pretty, I like the lines.
PATRICK MOORE
559X31). It handles fine with less than 10 lb in front (it will carry
25 easily in the back). The front rack is a VO Randonneur rack, the
rear a custom. The light strut needs some polishing and smoothing --
it's hard aluminum! The new bag will go on this rack. Fenders (flat
Civias) coming. The bike, sans bags, pump and bottles with with lights
and racks weighs 21 1/2 lb.
I've got another very similar Riv that is unburdened with racks or
anything else except a single bottle cage.
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PATRICK MOORE
is why I took a shot at my own.
Scott G.
and the VO mount that fits on the rack eyelet.
Whilst on light mountology, anyone mount a Supernova E3
to Nitto m12 ?, did you the multimount or some other widget.
Scott
Thomas Lynn Skean
Do you know of a good place on the web to order smallish quantities of the kind of aluminum stock you used for your light?
Yours,
Thomas Lynn Skean
PATRICK MOORE
stock instead; I bought the 2 cm stuff for another project.
IIRC, the 2 cm stock was about $8 to $10 for 6'.
Tell ya what: send me your address and I'll send you 6".
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EricP
holes are pre-drilled. A friend did that to mount a light to the
small Nitto front rack that Rivendell sells. I like it enough, may
have to blatantly copy the idea.
On Sep 2, 5:27 pm, PATRICK MOORE <bertin...@gmail.com> wrote:
> No; I bought a 6' length at True Value. I could have used 1 cm wide
> stock instead; I bought the 2 cm stuff for another project.
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> IIRC, the 2 cm stock was about $8 to $10 for 6'.
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> Tell ya what: send me your address and I'll send you 6".
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> On Fri, Sep 2, 2011 at 4:19 PM, Thomas Lynn Skean
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> > Do you know of a good place on the web to order smallish quantities of the kind of aluminum stock you used for your light?
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