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Forgot to say I'll pick them up this weekend or beginning of next.
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sorry Björn but I didn't realise they'd be that expensive =(
not got that much cash to spare at the moment and the bike I was thinking of fitting it to cost £80
thanks muchly for investigating though, they do look awesome, but I'm working on a DIY solution which should also be quite elegant and cost more like £3
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I'll take one please
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Ah, no worries, Fox!
Rather stupid of me not to contact you about this upfront.
I will contact Tofeelthefire about this too.- Björn
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sorry Björn those look really nice but unfortunately,
I will have to pull out as I got my face slapped by unexpected gas bill... D'oh!
Thanks for sorting things out and pming me about this though.- Björn
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Although they're not the cheapest, I'm sure there are more people interested?
Want to finish this thing somewhere this week, so let me know!
When I posted about these lights in a thread, I got a couple of reactions and contacted the seller.
I figured more of you might be interested.
I can get my hands on 11 of these nice pre-WW2 battery rearlights:
NOS I think or as far as that matters.
They used to take batteries somewhat bigger than AA, but AA will fit too he said.
He won't go lower than €25,- (x 11 = €275 = £225) and since my bankaccount isn't really making me feel like Vladimir Lisin at the moment, I was thinking about starting a list to see who wants them.
Put yourself on it if you actually want one and I'll contact you as soon as I have them.
Price will be £24 + £2,50 / £5 posted from The Netherlands (don't know the actual weight yet).
This means, minus gas, I'll make a £30 profit on these, which is about 1 light + 10pounds for the effort. Fair enough?