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Capt. Kirk 05-30-23 03:58 PM

Need help identifying a part
 
Hello,

Can someone tell me what the name of the part is in the picture? The right angled headset spacer with the upside down smiley face.

I need one for my 1960 Dunelt restoration but I don't know what it's called? Also what is it used for?

Are you supposed to feed the cables through it? Or is it some sort of head lamp mount?

Thanks,
Kirk

https://cimg2.ibsrv.net/gimg/bikefor...a8d09eee1d.jpg

52telecaster 05-30-23 04:02 PM

Headlamp mount!

Capt. Kirk 05-30-23 04:10 PM

Interesting. Does anyone have any pictures of a headlamp actually mounted on that? I have a couple other 3 vintage bikes with that and thought it was some sort of cable guide. LOL.

Capt. Kirk 05-30-23 04:10 PM

3 speed bikes not 3 vintage bikes...

FBOATSB 05-30-23 04:18 PM

Previously posted in 2020 Here
https://cimg7.ibsrv.net/gimg/bikefor...bdeb7465b8.jpg

Capt. Kirk 05-30-23 04:24 PM

Very cool. So it slides on and clamps on from the sides. Thank you FBOATSB and 52telecaster!

stoneageyosh 05-30-23 04:42 PM

They also made squarish 2D cell battery lights that had a wide, flat U-shaped sheet metal receiver on the back that just slid on. Standard equipment on single speed utility bikes BITD.

FBOATSB 05-30-23 05:04 PM

Ask for info in this long running thread. https://www.bikeforums.net/classic-v...-3-speeds.html

FBOATSB 05-30-23 05:14 PM

I thirsted for one of those brackets for my three speed, then realized it would lead to me wanting the light, then realized that would lead to me wanting a power supply for said light. ($$$). Then I snapped out of it realizing I don't even ride in the dark and just got a spacer instead:o

rhm 05-30-23 07:00 PM

The really cool ones mount to the right side of the right side of the fork. On English bikes of a certain vintage that headlight bracket is obligatory.

dedhed 05-30-23 07:18 PM


Originally Posted by stoneageyosh (Post 22907411)
They also made squarish 2D cell battery lights that had a wide, flat U-shaped sheet metal receiver on the back that just slid on. Standard equipment on single speed utility bikes BITD.

The 2D cell "Elite" on my 1968 Raleigh Sprite picked up NOS on Ebay

https://cimg4.ibsrv.net/gimg/bikefor...b32d4634db.jpg

dedhed 05-30-23 07:24 PM

they're on Ebay or check a local co-op
https://www.ebay.com/itm/274954002893


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