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I made the same mistake, I even tried ramming it in to no avail  ____________________ XR 125, DT125 LC, Greeves Scottish, RS200, XS400, GPX600r
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@Cyclingbiker/nightshadow: Thanks kindly, gents. Did I spy that it's a GS500 lamp you're going for, Cyclingbiker? Certainly something to consider in the future, but a cheap fix to get me back on the road will do for now.
@Ollie1995: Likewise. Tried to fit it in; wouldn't go, only then did I offer it up to the old bulb and discover they were totally different!
@Raffles: You say this... Last time I visited my local bike shop for a sidelight bulb (right before my MOT) he said 'no worries pal, I'll stick it in for you too if you want?'. Excellent, says I. New bulb fitted, off to the MOT station, pass. Imagine my surprise when I got home to discover that my sidelight wasn't working. The 'professional' had put a 6V bulb into my 12V bike, which had subsequently gone pop! Note that I do not blame the seller for my misfortune, but myself for not checking first. Chances are, if I'd gone to the bike shop, I'd have said 'one BA20D 35/35W 12V please!' not let him fit it just to 'be sure I had the right thing' after last time and ended up with the same issue!
Perhaps, more accurately in this case, people who fail to compare old for new deserve all the misfortune they encounter. You live, you learn though, eh?  |
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Just found this:
https://www.norbsa02.freeuk.com/goffybulbs.htm
https://www.norbsa02.freeuk.com/MiniPreFocus3lug.gif
Minature Pre-Focus P15D25.3
That should fit your headlight without any modification and give out more brightness so you can actually see what is in front of you.
Also found this:
https://www.wemoto.com/parts/picture/hl-770005/
Not sure but it could fit in the plastic holder inside the headlight in place of the current P15D one. It is just press-fit in there and may just be a straight swap so you can then put your new bulb in there. You will have email or call Wemoto to get the sizing of it so you can see if it will fit. ____________________ Honda CB500s (1999) - Honda CG 125 BR-J (1991)
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to you, sir. Many thanks. Shall whip the bulb holder out tonight and get some measurements to send to WeMoto. If nothing else, it'd be useful to actually be able to use a more commonly available bulb! |
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Halfords do a H4 bulb holder for just over £3. Ideal for my new H4 headlight which is now fitted and running brilliantly.
https://www.halfords.com/webapp/wcs/stores/servlet/product_storeId_10001_catalogId_10151_productId_379545_langId_-1_categoryId_255229
I don't think the CG headlight will take a H4 bulb though. The lugs are quite wide and they locate in built-in slots on the reflector (at least they do on mine). The CG headlight has a plastic holder that in turn holds the bayonet fitting for the crappy bulb. It may be able to hold the BA20D fitting but I can't be sure. ____________________ Honda CB500s (1999) - Honda CG 125 BR-J (1991)
Mod 1 - Passed - 12/11/12 --- Mod 2 - Passed - 26/11/12 |
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Old Thread Alert!
The last post was made 13 years, 35 days ago. Instead of replying here, would creating a new thread be more useful? |
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