I bet that was exciting!
Actually, it wasn't exciting at all. I didn't realize it had fallen off until we got to Newcomb's, which was about three miles farther down the road.
A couple of people were following us and pulled in, and the guy came over and looked at my bike a bit strangely, and sez, Oh, you did lose your headlight. I looked and sho' nuff, it was gone!.
Jack and I went back to find the pieces, stuck them back together, and continued our ride.
Today I'm finishing up the final bits to have the flyscreen installed,along with my long dormant sealed beam Sylvania.
I had to do the 90 miler yesterday to Century Cycles in San Pedro to pick up some other bits and pieces, headlight rim, W clips, and rim clip.
I've still gotta enlarge the two holes in the bottom of the rim and maybe grind away part of the casquette that may be interfering with the rim clips causing me many hassles over the last year with headlights dropping out!
Bare