I know, I know, who needs a clock when you're riding right? Time doesn't matter and all that stuff. Well, I'm a clock watcher and I need to know what time it is, which could be a bit OCD. Anyway, HD has some handlebar options, but I found this one for my RKC that mounts over the fork lock (slides to one side to expose the lock). They have other options available as well. 3 year warranty.

It's from a company called Clocks 4 Bikes. I think it looks great and matches perfectly! (no I don't work for them or represent them).

Oh, and they sent a handwritten "thank you" note. That's old school, and I like the personal touch.

http://www.clocks4bikes.com/

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That looks nice, and I,m with you that i would like to know what time it is. I use my bike daily to commute to work and run errands. If i only did bar runs and coffee, i probably would leave the clock off. But i also may be OCD, hate to be late even if it is a bar run!

 

I just push that handlebar button thing a few times and my clock appears like magik.
In between the miles remaining display and the gear selected tach display

 

Looks nice, probably a bit too small for these tired eyes. I went with the Harley clock mounted to the clutch bracket. There is a clock in the speedo but I like to just be able to glance down and keep the speedo set to trip meter.

The only thing I don't like on the Harley clock is there is no visibility at night.

 

You know your bike already has one right? Just keep hitting the trip button and it will appear where the odometer is.

 

I really like the new type of displays.The gear indicator is great.With 6 speeds it helps.I was happy with 4 gears.The tach is nice too,one less thing to buy.

 

Does anybody know what time it is???? Does anybody really care . . . about tiiiiiimmme. If so I can’t imagine why, we all got time enough to die.

 

$20 at Sears

 

Chicago was best during those Terry Kath days. Even Hendrix was impressed with Kath.

 

Ticking away the moments
That make up a dull day
Fritter and waste the hours
In an off-hand way