blaxmax
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Anyone know where to get this? Thanks
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BNW6CYHwFv4&feature=youtu.be
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BNW6CYHwFv4&feature=youtu.be
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falling
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Hah! I made it.
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falling
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This COB LED halo is embedded in the speedo. It is tied into the programmable ground on my DYNA3000.
You'd never know it's in there until 9,300 RPM. Then your retinas are melted, animals eat their young and you shift out of self preservation. These COB LEDs are amazing.
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You'd never know it's in there until 9,300 RPM. Then your retinas are melted, animals eat their young and you shift out of self preservation. These COB LEDs are amazing.
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falling
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DMAN999
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That's Awesome.
I knew someone here did it but I couldn't remember who.
You saved me a lot of searching through threads.
falling
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I figured someone else would have done it too, by now. The hardest part is grinding the back of the bezel off. It's a very small amount of material you have to remove. I used a Dremel and a lot of patience.
1. Remove the speedo from bike
2. Remove big chrome cover (3 Phillips screws, I believe)
3. You should be able to see the back side of the front chrome ring (bezel). It is folded over around the plastic face. You have to grind off this folded over chrome part.
4. Once back is ground off, it will pull apart fairly easily.
5. Epoxy LED to chrome ring facing back towards speedo face.
6. Feed wires through wire chase in speedo face
7. Fumble through getting everything dry fit a couple times
8. Epoxy chrome ring to plastic casing
9. Steal positive power from speedo lights
10. Put big chrome piece and speedo back together
11. Bolt speedo back onto bike
12. Run LED ground to programmable ground on DYNA3000
13. Last couple steps may be different for an Ignitech computer.
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1. Remove the speedo from bike
2. Remove big chrome cover (3 Phillips screws, I believe)
3. You should be able to see the back side of the front chrome ring (bezel). It is folded over around the plastic face. You have to grind off this folded over chrome part.
4. Once back is ground off, it will pull apart fairly easily.
5. Epoxy LED to chrome ring facing back towards speedo face.
6. Feed wires through wire chase in speedo face
7. Fumble through getting everything dry fit a couple times
8. Epoxy chrome ring to plastic casing
9. Steal positive power from speedo lights
10. Put big chrome piece and speedo back together
11. Bolt speedo back onto bike
12. Run LED ground to programmable ground on DYNA3000
13. Last couple steps may be different for an Ignitech computer.
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Or buy one of these custom speedo's from me.
$500 with customization and billet mounting cup/housing.
$500 with customization and billet mounting cup/housing.
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sdt354
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Very cool and easy to see. Looking at the OEM tach. is difficult.
blaxmax
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Well falling, that is a very nice job.
falling
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Thanks.
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Very nice mod! Thanks for sharing.
I like Sean's gauges too. Wish he would have came out with sooner.
I put one of these on my bike: https://youtu.be/RGgbSHBc0bM
Works great and has a ton of functions. Oil pressure, water temp, speedo, tach, shift light, 0-60, 1/4 mile, volts, and probably more I don't remember. Only problem was the price.
I like Sean's gauges too. Wish he would have came out with sooner.
I put one of these on my bike: https://youtu.be/RGgbSHBc0bM
Works great and has a ton of functions. Oil pressure, water temp, speedo, tach, shift light, 0-60, 1/4 mile, volts, and probably more I don't remember. Only problem was the price.
