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I like this one I think the best. Pretty well hidden and decent price. Curious if it could be switched off cause I am not sure I would like seeing it all the time
I think this one is my best option. Although not as sleek as the other Microtach, it is still small and way cheaper. Plus the Microtach I think would get on my nerves seeing the red display at eye level all the time. I think I am actually buy one. Thanks Husky!
Sure does. I have been paying close attention to the MPH in the gears I am in and comparing it to the chart posted above. I too was shifting a tad early but now I know the Andrews 21 cam will be perfect for my riding style.
I don't think those will work with the windshield iirc
It sure does as I had it on my old Road King. Looks primo as well. search the touring parts for sale, I posted a picture a while ago. If you are curious about it at all.
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