Pifco lights

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funk2monk

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Location
Suffolk
Acquired these lights which are period for some of my bikes. Originally used P800 batteries which are no longer available. I’ve seen adaptors which can be inserted and then AA batteries fitted. Any one done this? Also looking to replace front light glass as this is cracked. Again looking for replacement glass and ideas where to source. Thought a glass cutter could cut out a 62mm circle??
 

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Drago

Legendary Member
Cracking find. How about polycarbonate,or the plastic from a motorbike tax disc holder? I'd be going for an LED and 18650 conversion myself.
 

roley poley

Über Member
Location
leeds
check out the thread "old fork-mounted bike lights revived" and what DRAGO said above... I have one in a box of OLD electric stuff... preferred dynamo stuff in those days.... lights have advanced for the better but they would look good on a period bike
 
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Hi Paulus,
To be honest not exactly sure of age, I would guess perhaps a bit later? I'm sure someone will have a better indication on date.

I remember having a set of these on one of my bikes, I think it would have been 1980's
 
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