Stealth shift light?
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Stealth shift light?
I would like to add a stealth shift light to my bike. Bike does not have a tach, nor would I want to watch one, and I do not want to put one of those large lights on my bars. I have seen a lot of single led installs on cars and was curious if anyone has done or seen this done on a bike. If so can you point me in the right direction for the control. Raptor has something, that I think might work, and I am waiting on a reply from them.
Thank you.
Thank you.
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Thanks. I got an email back from Dynatek saying that their shift minder would work also and it looks super small. The smaller the easier to stash. I think some of these are meant for cars where space is less of an issue.
I guess the next question is where do you pull the signal from on a 2007 FXST? Any help is greatly appreciated.
I found this on the mini tach instructions online. I am guessing that it would be the same way to go.
For all other models: The tachometer signal source is
the #3 cavity in the connector [39B] on the back of the
speedometer. See Figure 5.
Follow the PACKARD ELECTRICAL CONNECTOR:
MICRO 64 instructions in the Service Manual. Insert the
socket terminal on the Pink (PK) mini-tach wire harness
signal lead into cavity #3 of connector [39B].
I guess the next question is where do you pull the signal from on a 2007 FXST? Any help is greatly appreciated.
I found this on the mini tach instructions online. I am guessing that it would be the same way to go.
For all other models: The tachometer signal source is
the #3 cavity in the connector [39B] on the back of the
speedometer. See Figure 5.
Follow the PACKARD ELECTRICAL CONNECTOR:
MICRO 64 instructions in the Service Manual. Insert the
socket terminal on the Pink (PK) mini-tach wire harness
signal lead into cavity #3 of connector [39B].
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What are you using for a light? The shift minder light looks pretty Big for a bike. I would like a shift light but I want the tiniest light I can get so it doesn't look crazy out of place. Post up some pics and how you end up doing this. I'm interested
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I am looking at one of the chrome led lights that people use to light up their motors and what not. They are bright and small with generally 3 to 4 leds in each housing.
Looking at places I can place it that is in my field of view while not saying hey look at me.
Looking at places I can place it that is in my field of view while not saying hey look at me.
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