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Annie's Boyfriend
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by Annie's Boyfriend » Thu Aug 11, 2005 3:21 pm
The person that is selling this headlight asks 175 Euro's for it.
Looks awesome but can such a headlight be mounted on a wing ??
Bart
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by Brant » Thu Aug 11, 2005 6:15 pm
Looks like it weighs a ton. I suppose you could with the proper supports/brackets.
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by Dougal » Fri Aug 12, 2005 1:07 pm
Maybe a box section bracket would tidy it up a bitmore.
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by Annie's Boyfriend » Fri Aug 12, 2005 5:31 pm
Zryder wrote: Yes it can , this is my mounting braket for a similar mounting hardware , and the leather tool bag hides the braket afterwords .
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Doesn't that put a lot of torque on the brakecylinder there, as it is not designed to hang such a load on it ??
Bart
Annie
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Little Ship of Dreams ...........
( lyric from "Dreamboat Annie" by Heart)
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by Dougal » Fri Aug 12, 2005 6:32 pm
Annie's Boyfriend wrote: Zryder wrote: Yes it can , this is my mounting braket for a similar mounting hardware , and the leather tool bag hides the braket afterwords .
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Doesn't that put a lot of torque on the brakecylinder there, as it is not designed to hang such a load on it ??
Bart
You are right about the mounting bolts not being designed for mounting a headlamp, but they are 6mm bolts andshould be easily capable of taking the load that a headlight will put on it.
Dougal
They say WHY?, I say why not.
If God had intended motor cycles to be standard, he would'nt have given us the hacksaw.
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by Annie's Boyfriend » Fri Aug 12, 2005 6:38 pm
Dougal wrote: Maybe a box section bracket would tidy it up a bitmore.
Dougal
How does that look like, do you have pics??
Bart
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by RETRO » Tue Aug 30, 2005 10:35 am
SEE POST BY RETRO UNDER CONVERTING FARING TO STANDARD.
THE BOLTS (LONGER) RUN TROUGH THE BRAKE MANIFOLD INTO A SOLID MOUNT ON THE FORKS/FRAME.
YOU CAN ALSO ADD DRIVING LIGHTS TO THE SAME MOUNT.
I HAVE HAD ONE FOR YEARS.
RETRO