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Looks good. Make sure you have enough room for it to move with the steering and not contact the dash housing. I don't think you have stock type risers and handlebars, so not sure how much room you have.
If I'm on a bike that has one, I find myself glancing at it all the time. If I'm on a bike without one, I never feel like I miss it.
yeah I get that a tach is not for everyone keep in mind my bike is a 4 banger Plus when I'm driving my car or truck I find myself looking at the tach quite often.
If I'm on a bike that has one, I find myself glancing at it all the time. If I'm on a bike without one, I never feel like I miss it.
there has got to be a life lesson in that statement somewhere LOL!! well said!!
as far as tachs I kind of like having one! but I have been known to be a gadget guy! but like Omaha says when I am on a bike with out one not really missing it either?
Looks good. Make sure you have enough room for it to move with the steering and not contact the dash housing. I don't think you have stock type risers and handlebars, so not sure how much room you have.
I was pretty meticulous when measuring everything to make sure it swings right past the dash there is plenty of clearance ,the closest point is when the handlebars are straight.
the dash cannot be removed while the tach is bolted in place ,that is the only catch.
Not having a milling machine at my disposal I took the easy road and used a couple of round spacers I picked up at ACE Hardware under the bracket . They fit perfectly also
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