[Kenny G]

Gear Indicator Display.

Someone had posted a link to a gear indicator display that hooks into the diagnostic plug on a Honda.

Please re-post it because I cannot find it.

Where do I find the Red Diagnostic Plug?

I find myself trying to shift into 7th. & 8th. gear and trying to start out in 2nd. or 3rd. gear.

A gear indicator would really be helpful until I get used to the new motorbike.

Kenny G

 

[CueBaller]

It was on ebay, but is currently sold out.

 

[Djdavies]

It's right Here

Works well,but keep in mind that it only knows the gear you're in when the gear is engaged, and the clutch is out.

It comes complete with the connector end and plenty of cable to reach its destination.

 

[Kenny G]

Thanks DJ,

If I know what gear I am in before I shift, or when I am downshifting, that gauge will be really helpful.

After I have had the Rebel for a while I probably won't need it, but it will help for now.

Kenny G

 

[Djdavies]

Thanks DJ,

If I know what gear I am in before I shift, or when I am downshifting, that gauge will be really helpful.

After I have had the Rebel for a while I probably won't need it, but it will help for now.

Kenny G

This was my thinking for this and the tach I got.

 

[Twizzian]

What about the Healtech, Plug & play, no wiring. Although expensive it does work on the Rebel 500 but not been tested on the 300 yet
I emailed them & this is what they said.

 

[Lyoko]

Where do I find the Red Diagnostic Plug?

When you remove the seat and look straight down upon your battery, you'll see a red connector there that's just sitting there.

 

[Kenny G]

Lyoko,

Thank you. Thinking of working on a motorbike without a Factory Service Manual is really scary.

Kenny G

 

[Lyoko]

Lyoko,

Thank you. Thinking of working on a motorbike without a Factory Service Manual is really scary.

Kenny G

Yeah that's true Kenny.
I have the handbook for the bike, but here in Europe they apparently don't add everything, sertan things are "marked" to be serviced by dealer only.
But that's the beauty of a forum such as this, just ask and the community will answear ^^,

 

[FLrebel]

Wow, that is cool for folks just starting out. Looks good too.

 

[Djdavies]

What about the Healtech, Plug & play, no wiring. Although expensive it does work on the Rebel 500 but not been tested on the 300 yet
I emailed them & this is what they said.

By Healtechs standard of "Plug and go", this one is exactly the same. Except 1/2 the price and green readout instead of red.

 

[Twizzian]

By Healtechs standard of "Plug and go", this one is exactly the same. Except 1/2 the price and green readout instead of red.

Universal Geartronic Digital Motorcycle Gear Indicator

Another alternative from PZRacing.
6 colours,adjustable backlight

 

[Lyoko]

Universal Geartronic Digital Motorcycle Gear Indicator

Another alternative from PZRacing.
6 colours,adjustable backlight

Jesus, that thing is HUGE!

 

[01-7700]

Universal Geartronic Digital Motorcycle Gear Indicator

Another alternative from PZRacing.
6 colours,adjustable backlight

I'd like to see it change colors with gears - 1=blue through spectrum to 6=red, neutral would be blinking green of course - so you don't have to look directly at it

 

[Benggolf]

Interesting mod. Think this will be my next add on.

 

[Twizzian]

I'd like to see it change colors with gears - 1=blue through spectrum to 6=red, neutral would be blinking green of course - so you don't have to look directly at it

Nice idea, might put the price up somewhat!

 

[Twizzian]

Jesus, that thing is HUGE!

25mmx22mm huge?

 

[stump]

ENGEAR - Engear - Engaged gear indicator-shift light.
How about some thing like this with a shift light. Going to get this for the grom.

 

[Lyoko]

25mmx22mm huge?

When you look at the video they have on their page, that thing looks freaking huge..!

 

[macjosh1]

just curious, does anyone know what the rpm range is actually on these bikes? lol. People by tach's, but do you calibrate it to suit the bike, preset's?, won't you need to know the exact rpm range of the bike before buying one? etc.