different gauge colors
#82
RE: different gauge colors
white is fine during the day, i have a white redline and can see it fine, during the day you shouldent be able to see anycolors
#84
RE: different gauge colors
Thats good to know. White looks the best.
ORIGINAL: sup_uni
white is fine during the day, i have a white redline and can see it fine, during the day you shouldent be able to see anycolors
white is fine during the day, i have a white redline and can see it fine, during the day you shouldent be able to see anycolors
#85
RE: different gauge colors
ORIGINAL: mikeyntnc
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#89
RE: different gauge colors
The speedo is pretty easy to get off. Just remove the front fairing. then unbolt the cluster from the stay breaket. You might need to removie the intake tunnel. There is only one plug going into the center of the back of the cluster.
Thinking about it you you better remove the intake tunnel unless you got really small hands. The intake tunell is held in place by 4 bolts that are on the fron the frame. Sorry I don't got a better picture but you can get an idea of how its going to look with the front fairing off the bike.
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Thinking about it you you better remove the intake tunnel unless you got really small hands. The intake tunell is held in place by 4 bolts that are on the fron the frame. Sorry I don't got a better picture but you can get an idea of how its going to look with the front fairing off the bike.
ORIGINAL: mikeyntnc
no hurry .I've still gotta figure out how to take off the speedo !!!!!!!!!!!! never done it . Again no hurry on my part .
no hurry .I've still gotta figure out how to take off the speedo !!!!!!!!!!!! never done it . Again no hurry on my part .
#90
RE: different gauge colors
There are 3 or 4 bolts holding it to the stay bracket. Its not hard to take off. I have never done any work on the bike and it took me about 15-20 min to get the whole front end off the bike.