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A shift light could be useful, if you drag race for money. For street riding, on a bike with a broad torque and horsepower curve like a Harley, it's kindof a wash between shifting too early, shifting when a shift light comes on, and shifting when you hit the rpm limiter. Way too many other factors involved, to make shifting at a specific rpm all that important.
All good points. All correct. Still want one anyway.
Honestly what I really want to do is put a Dakota up there, but it's pretty clear that won't work, so this is my backup idea.
You can actually add a FXDL harness, and mount a tach up there... Extending the harness to put a Dakota in there wouldn't be too hard either. Actually, I believe gartec81 did a harness extension on his CanBus FXDB.
You can actually add a FXDL harness, and mount a tach up there... Extending the harness to put a Dakota in there wouldn't be too hard either. Actually, I believe gartec81 did a harness extension on his CanBus FXDB.
The Dakota would be easy with the extended harness, you are absolutely correct. I just don't think there's physically room for it. There's a lot less dash there than I thought there was, it'd be interesting for sure. I mean, I could probably put a top clamp mount up there, but that's not what I wanted to do in the first place. I really want to use the "dash" portion of the fairing to keep things looking clean.
I know that a Motogadget mini would fit perfectly up there, but you only get those in red and I really want blue. Wah wah, first world problems.
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