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  1. The fridge had broken again[1] so I had to get the brazing kit out. And as I
    was getting the kit out I thought that I may as well build the worlds best
    Klick-Fix accessory.

    SO what should this do? It should hold my bar bag. It should also provide a
    stable platform on which to mount the lights. This allows lights to be
    rapidly detatched from the bike and the battery can be kept in the bar bag.

    Quite simple really. A bit of 6mm steel rod acts as the bag carrying frame
    and is bent to fit. The cross part fits on the top of the klick-fix mount.

    A couple of bits of 8mm tube are used for the bar support, the bar being
    about 20cm of an old handlebar. These are sized to fit around the bottom of
    my Agu camera bar bag and fit the vertical slots of the klickfix mount. A
    small piece of 6mm rod then bridges the two uprights and fits the locking
    clip.

    So, no more wingeing about the Minoura space grip not staying where I want,
    the lights are now much lower, doubling the angle to my eyes and increasing
    the shadow cast on the road.

    Very pleased with it so far. Jpgs may follow in due course thought the
    brazing is not what one woudl call 'precision engineering'.

    ...d

    [1] broken hinge at the bottom of the door. Its more fun to play with
    combustible gasses and molten metal than to pay 25 quid for the replacement
    part.

  2. David Martin said:

    Very pleased with it so far. Jpgs may follow in due course thought the
    brazing is not what one woudl call 'precision engineering'.

    Yes please. Would like to see a couple of pic's if you get the chance.

    --

    "Bob"

    Email address is spam trapped.
    To reply directly remove the beverage.

  3. "Call me Bob" <[email hidden]> skrev i melding
    news:[email hidden]...

    Quoted message said:
    David Martin said:

    Very pleased with it so far. Jpgs may follow in due course thought
    the
    brazing is not what one woudl call 'precision engineering'.

    Yes please. Would like to see a couple of pic's if you get the
    chance.

    --

    "Bob"

    Email address is spam trapped.
    To reply directly remove the beverage.

    This seem to be exactly what I've been looking for. Looc forward to
    the pictures. Where did you find a camera barbag?

    HelgeK

    Norway - mostly uphill

  4. On 20/4/05 11:51 am, in article [email hidden], "Helge

    Kristoffersen said:


    "Call me Bob" <[email hidden]> skrev i melding
    news:[email hidden]...

    Quoted message said:
    David Martin said:

    Very pleased with it so far. Jpgs may follow in due course thought
    the
    brazing is not what one woudl call 'precision engineering'.

    Yes please. Would like to see a couple of pic's if you get the
    chance.

    This seem to be exactly what I've been looking for. Looc forward to
    the pictures. Where did you find a camera barbag?

    Agu Quorum http://www.richmondcycles.co.uk/html/barbag_agu_525.html

    Mine is now ten years old and still going fine. You can get a klickfix
    support for it, though I think the new model is directly klickfix
    compatible. My adapter uses the sleves at the side of the bag, as I have the
    older bag.

    I'll take some pictures tonight and give it a test ride.

    ...d

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