Ugly, too large stock speedo.
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Here are a couple pics of my digital speedo/tach. Certainly not plug-n-play and a pain in the *** to install. More of a novelty as you lose a lot of the functionality of the OEM speedo.
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Last edited by jmpancoast; Feb 27, 2010 at 05:30 AM.
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they make great looking mounts for the gauge to install on your handlebars. It's a 2 1/6" dakota digital. Dakota also makes one with indicators in it as well as a tach! Dakota will solve all your problems with the large speedo on your bars.... And it is easy as can be to install and wire. JMPancoast's digital speedo is not a Dakota.
Should you choose a Dakota, get from Zanotti's you will save a lot of money.
Last edited by rounder; Feb 27, 2010 at 08:59 AM.
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I like the Dakota Digital. I was looking for a way to add a tach and the red readout was a bonus because it matched the red stitching on my seat. The plug and play was great and it does all the stock functions plus a few extra. It can also have the correct mileage set within the first 100 miles by yourself. I had not done that yet in the picture. Very easy to read.
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Oh, I like the Dakota Digital just fine, but, it seems really pricy to me, 'course I'm on a too small fixed income so I don't have a lot to spend. I'm trying to get as many ideas as possible so I can chose the best I can afford.
Right at this moment I'm attempting to save the $800-$900 for a Thundermax Autotune. But I have to plan ahead.
Right at this moment I'm attempting to save the $800-$900 for a Thundermax Autotune. But I have to plan ahead.
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