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Five grams of stamped steel decide whether a period headlamp holds its beam on rough roads. This front bracket bolts a vintage dynamo light to the fork crown of classic French touring frames, replacing worn or missing hardware without altering the original geometry.
The bracket is made from steel and shows no trace of oxidation. Its role is purely mechanical: keep the lamp body stable under vibration so the reflector keeps pointing where the rider needs it. On a fork that was never drilled for modern accessories, a dedicated clamp-style bracket is the only clean way to attach a Soubitez, Cibié or similar headlamp.
Because this is a pre-owned component, the images are an integral part of the description and show the exact surface condition, mounting holes and shape of the piece you will receive. The part is sold as shown, with no major mechanical defect reported.
A matching setup often pairs this bracket with a period-correct SOUBITEZ rear light for Peugeot or Motobecane touring bikes, and the same fork area can be completed with a SOUBITEZ 6V dynamo for a coherent period lighting circuit.
The bracket is made of steel, which gives it the stiffness needed to keep a vintage lamp stable on a classic touring fork.
No. The listed specification confirms that the part is free from oxidation, but the photos remain part of the description for the exact cosmetic state.
It is intended for vintage French touring bikes, particularly classic Peugeot, Mercier and Motobécane frames that use a fork-mounted headlamp.
This is a pre-owned vintage part. The images show the exact item, including its mounting holes and surface condition, with no major mechanical defect reported.
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