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  1. "[Not Responding]" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    Olaf Schultz gives a short description on how to do this in his famous 'Gebetsmuehle' - 400 pages
    on bicycle lights - all in german ;-)

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    wow. it's that sort of monomanical zeal that makes the internet worthwhile!

    Yeah! I would have left it in English myself ;-P

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  2. "Kit" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    On Wed, 17 Dec 2003 09:44:45 +0000, Dave Larrington wrote:

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    I've never seen an oval in the flesh, but the round one might just concievably possibly hit the
    chainrings if you're mounting it on the end


    of

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    the boom / bottom bracket.

    Mine fits OK (with a triple chainring). Trike lights are quite often on the mudguards anyway.

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  3. Just zis Guy said:

    I am also convinced that slack in the bayonet fitting of the reflector is an issue. But I could be
    deluding myself ;-)

    The first one I had on the Brom disintegrated around the bayonet fitting. Replaced FOC and I've had
    no troubles with its replacement at all. Perhaps a bad batch?

    Pete.
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  4. Dave Larrington said:

    Seeking to equip the forthcoming coming trike with serious lights inna-Audax-stylee, which is to
    say powered by those "dynamo" jobbies, I ask the panel for recommendations for lights to go on the
    front thereof. Thoughts so far include:

    Busch & Müller Lumotec Busch & Müller Lumotec Oval (!)

    whatever the difference between them should happen to be, and, er, well, that's about it. Any
    other thoughts welcome.

    The Oval is...er...oval. I think it looks cooler. Your choice.

  5. Peter Clinch <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    Just zis Guy said:

    I am also convinced that slack in the bayonet fitting of the reflector


    is an

    Quoted message said:
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    issue. But I could be deluding myself ;-)

    The first one I had on the Brom disintegrated around the bayonet fitting. Replaced FOC and I've
    had no troubles with its replacement at all. Perhaps a bad batch?

    I've had the catch that holds the bayonet mounting closed snap off on 2 of the round Lumotecs. This
    resulted in the front falling off on a bumpy road. I found the lamp unit, but not the bulb or
    spring. No problems with the Oval.

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