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Nice ! I was just thinking of going the same way with mine.
Just one question though : can you actualy still see the speedo down there when you are riding ? And doesn't it pick up too much cr*p from the road when it's raining/muddy/snowing ?
yes you can see the speedo from about 30-100 the rest if I lean forward I can see it... but, other than that it's good.
How hard is it to relocate your speedo? What do I need to do this? Any step by step pics? I'm thinking about doing this to my cousins Sporty as a suprise to him.
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