Replacement signal lights and how I'd do it next time.

So, most Grisos appear to have the broken light with age quirk.  I came back from meeting Tim Henry  few hours south to a randomly hanging rear light.  After considering taping and various replacement lights, Tim told me it was a bad idea to go to LED's, given look and potential electronic issues.  Luckily, he found something he's also using on Amazon.  Cheap and it looks pretty good, I think.  

The link is [You must be registered and logged in to see this link.] on amazon.  $18 for a pair and it's a close match in shape, only blacked out instead of chrome finish.  Personally, I like it more than the original.  

On another note, the well nuts occasionally failing are far cheaper online and I picked up a bag of M5 for less than $10....perfect match for the wing connections... (one of mine failed).  Just search for well nut and M5.  Worth a bag for any future fail or loss.[You must be registered and logged in to see this image.]

Let me help you up, Ed.

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And here I thought that Ed riding (my old) GRiSO upside down was the cause.  

Makes sense; never happened on my watch while riding on the wheels.  

Seriously, Ed, enjoyed the phone chats on all of this today.

Bill

Street wrote:

Let me help you up, Ed.

Street  - I occasionally have this issue too.
what's the secret?

Not sure, really, but when I see it, if I'm at my computer, I download the pictures and flip them in Photoshop and save the right-side-up version, then post. I can't do it on my phone though so, sometimes I don't get it done.