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These all look like great solutions for the speedo! I do have a question though... what exact part of the frame are you all mounting the speedo too??? If you could post a picture of the frame without a speedo and circle the mounting holes I'd appreciate it. Thanks!
Mine is on the same tab from the tank, there's a lift bracket on there, I just put the speedo bracket on the same bolt. You can see it in the top pic.
I drilled out the hole on the clamp bracket to 5/16" and mounted it to the front tank mount, just remove the nut, install the bracket and replace the nut.
A little thread hijack here(sorry). Would anyone with a nightster or low that has relocated their speedometer be interested in selling their top clamp with the integrated speedo mount?
A little thread hijack here(sorry). Would anyone with a nightster or low that has relocated their speedometer be interested in selling their top clamp with the integrated speedo mount?
yes you can... from about 20mph to 90 or so I think. The only things I really need to see I never pay attention to it anyway. Low, Slow and Loud. The whole reason I came to HD from Jap bikes.
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