Are there diffrances in big twin springer headlights? I have one unit that has what appers to be a ground screw just behind the mounting bolt. Bill was selling a NOS WLA one that has just that screw. The later lights don’t seem to have it. http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eB...3AIT&viewitem=
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Actually it is the pre 1942 lights that don't have the ground screw.Originally posted by Robert Luland View PostBe sure to visit;
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No ground screw here either
Hi Chris,
Would this be a pre 42 headlight? it came with a 1930 VL that I am working on
Any idea as to what it may have been off of originallyChuck
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So this light with the ground screw would be correct for 42-57? BobComment
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Maybe its just your photo. That doesn't look like a CycleRay headlamp.Be sure to visit;
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Didn't the 47 or so, and later lamps use a rivet instead of a screw?
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Chris, I agree with you, that does not look like a cycleray.
Guide made all kinds of lights for all kinds of vehicles - trucks, cars, tractors, dozers, and bikes. The H-D cycle-ray is unique from what I have seen.
I have seen Guide lights advertised as cycle-rays on Ebay - in one case Carl Olsen pointed out to someone in a thread on this forum that what he thought was off a bike was actually off a tractor.Lonnie Campbell #9908
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