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Hey guys, sorry to ask a stupid question with my first post, but i really need the help.
Was on my way in to work today when my speedometer died.
stopped to look, and it seems the wire came off. it's still connected to the engine, and it looks like it just needs to be plugged back in on the other end, but I'm not sure where!
I've checked my manual which didn't help, and I spent the last hour trying to find some sort of diagram that would help, no luck there either.
I have a 2002 sporster hugger, So if anyone can help or point me in the right direction, I'd be gratefull.
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