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  1. #1
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    Mar 2011
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    I agree with Radacrider. If you want a certain "look" then most ofmthe lights I could recommend look too utilitarian. I have a Nite Rider MiNewt 250 ( newer models are 350 & 600) and they are great from a function standpoint and the attachments easy on/off, but it likely does not have the look you like. You can do search to see what they look like. REI sells them.
    "Opportunity is missed by most people because it is dressed in overalls & looks like work" - Thomas Edison

  2. #2
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    I have never seen a light attached to a basket in a vintage bike, but the dynamo type (designed to attach at the base of the stem or the head tube) or even on the fender. See, for example:

    http://www.jbikes.net/dynamo-retro-c...sor-p-942.html

    You can see something similar in a Pashley: http://www.britishbicycle.com/pashle...ess-sovereign/

    The other option I have seen is a 'torpedo' style light attached to the front fender. That would require some handy work to drill the holes in your fenders. See the first one here:

    http://luxlow.com/products-page/lights/

    What I would worry is about the quality of these lights -- are they waterproof and bright enough?

  3. #3
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    Jul 2010
    Location
    Austria
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    I have seen pretty battery lights from Liix:

    http://www.bike24.de/p216942.html

    They come in all kinds of colors and there are 2 different sizes too. I like that they look oldscool, but use LEDs and Batteries.

    edit: better link for all kinds of lights:

    http://www.liix.net/index.php/cat/c18_Lights.html

    They have a lot of pretty bells, too.
    Last edited by Susan; 10-10-2011 at 03:32 AM.

 

 

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