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Twin headlight fairing lights
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Re: Twin headlight fairing lights
Al, maybe I might need to that, just purchase one and have a play.
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Re: Twin headlight fairing lights
Hi Scott
I think i`ve got an old one of these fairings in the loft , I`ll try and dig it out when later .
As far as i remember the light units clip into a black plastic mounting ring and the adjusting screws then mount to the fairing .
I`l have a look to see if i still have it and take some pics.
Mick
I think i`ve got an old one of these fairings in the loft , I`ll try and dig it out when later .
As far as i remember the light units clip into a black plastic mounting ring and the adjusting screws then mount to the fairing .
I`l have a look to see if i still have it and take some pics.
Mick
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Re: Twin headlight fairing lights
download/file.php?mode=view&id=11450
download/file.php?mode=view&id=11451
The lights clip in with the three spring loops , light adjust via the wing nuts at the back.
Regards
Mick
download/file.php?mode=view&id=11451
The lights clip in with the three spring loops , light adjust via the wing nuts at the back.
Regards
Mick
Some people are like slinkies -- only interesting if you push them down the stairs !
Re: Twin headlight fairing lights
Sock puppet, i sincerely thank you for taking the time to get those images for me. They have revealed all the secrets that i needed answering. I owe you lots of beers if we ever meet up!!! I can now purchase them, made by Moret, French company:These are the ones:
https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/PAIR-5-Optic ... SwuvFcP3JG
https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/PAIR-5-Optic ... SwuvFcP3JG
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Re: Twin headlight fairing lights
£47.52
I see the budget is ramping up on this one Scott.
I see the budget is ramping up on this one Scott.
Re: Twin headlight fairing lights
2 off these relieved me of £80 too. Lets not worry too much about the finances......we wouldn't bother at all otherwise
https://www.demon-tweeks.com/uk/cibie-5 ... ns-241961/
https://www.demon-tweeks.com/uk/cibie-5 ... ns-241961/
Re: Twin headlight fairing lights
I’ve got a set of genuine cibies but no mounting brackets.
Had them on my Z1R
Had them on my Z1R
Re: Twin headlight fairing lights
Mick (sock puppet) would you please take a few images of the back of the Cibie headlight. That will show how they connect to the Morette ring. The Cibie's from Demon Tweeks are not Cibie's but Hella's instead, even though they are advertising them as Cibie's and they don't fit and the side light is offset . Sourcing the right Cibie's would be so much easier if i knew what they looked like from the back.
Re: Twin headlight fairing lights
Chrisu, if you have any images of the rear of your Cibie's then that would help too, please.
Re: Twin headlight fairing lights
Thanks very much Gus, really appreciated.
Unbelievably, Morette called me today and said they could provide exactly what I need, both holders and headlights.
Unbelievably, Morette called me today and said they could provide exactly what I need, both holders and headlights.
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