simonali
Guru
I was thinking about how bicycle light tech had come on in leaps and bounds the other day and remembered about a set of fronts I once had.
They were British made and used those domestic 12V halogen lamps with the built in reflector (MR11 dichroic for the techies). The 2 lamps (1 20W and 1 35W) were mounted in a dual purpose housing that could be helmet or bar mounted and used plumbing pipe clips to bar mount. This housing had a toggle switch that operated one or both lamps. The battery was a large lead acid job in a bag that slung over the top tube.
Don't think the company lasted long with the competition of the American ones like Nightsun.
Can anyone identify these mystery lights and put a halt my brain wracking?
They were British made and used those domestic 12V halogen lamps with the built in reflector (MR11 dichroic for the techies). The 2 lamps (1 20W and 1 35W) were mounted in a dual purpose housing that could be helmet or bar mounted and used plumbing pipe clips to bar mount. This housing had a toggle switch that operated one or both lamps. The battery was a large lead acid job in a bag that slung over the top tube.
Don't think the company lasted long with the competition of the American ones like Nightsun.
Can anyone identify these mystery lights and put a halt my brain wracking?