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Brompton lights spares?

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  1. I have an S-Sun light on my brommie which was the standard front light
    that came with it. I need the bracket reasonably tight due to the
    potholes in London, however keep forgetting to move the light up when
    shutting the bars away. Today my second bracket cracked. It's the bit
    between the handlebar bit and the light itself. The bit with the thumb
    release that screms on the bracket and allows the light to move side
    to side.

    So, is there anywhere I can easily get a few of these as spares until
    I learn to move the light when closing the bike .... ??

    Thanks

  2. elyob said:

    I have an S-Sun light on my brommie which was the standard front light
    that came with it. I need the bracket reasonably tight due to the
    potholes in London, however keep forgetting to move the light up when
    shutting the bars away. Today my second bracket cracked. It's the bit
    between the handlebar bit and the light itself. The bit with the thumb
    release that screms on the bracket and allows the light to move side
    to side.

    So, is there anywhere I can easily get a few of these as spares until
    I learn to move the light when closing the bike .... ??

    Thanks

    Oh well, even Brompton don't have any themselves. Think I will try and
    get a replacement then sell the light.

    It's a rubbish light for the bike. It's too long.

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