Digital Instruments?

[common raven_imp]

Greetings! Does anybody know of a digital speedometer/tachometer setup that can replace the stock units? Preferably in the same round bodies? I'd love to not have to squint to see my speed while traveling at high speeds.

 

[common raven_imp]

Excellent! Thanks! I've also found some good info in the forums since posting this thread.

 

[Charlie Bravo_imp]

When I get a new-to-me bike, I put a little piece of blue tape at the marker for 50 mph, 75 mph, and 100 mph. Makes it easy to judge speed even when I can't see the number.

 

[common raven_imp]

When I get a new-to-me bike, I put a little piece of blue tape at the marker for 50 mph, 75 mph, and 100 mph. Makes it easy to judge speed even when I can't see the number.

Good call! Thanks for the tip! I made note of speed with needle at 12 o'clock for easier reference. Think I'll stick with analog for now.

 

[michael1954]

When I get a new-to-me bike, I put a little piece of blue tape at the marker for 50 mph, 75 mph, and 100 mph. Makes it easy to judge speed even when I can't see the number.

Good call! Thanks for the tip! I made note of speed with needle at 12 o'clock for easier reference. Think I'll stick with analog for now.

Good call! Thanks for the tip! I made note of speed with needle at 12 o'clock for easier reference. Think I'll stick with analog for now.
I prefer analog over digital any day. Maybe I am old fashioned or just old, but check out my analog clock and thermometer! I put one on the 2017 and the other on the 2013. Not enough room for both on one bike to look right, but they sure do match our chrome!

 

[peterbaron]

These look good =

 

[michael1954]

These look good =

Got them off ebay, again, search- 7/8" 1" Handlebar Dial Clock Thermometer for Harley Motorcycle Crusier
They look good and the chrome is top notch. Not sure how long the battery will last for the clock.

 

[peterbaron]

Yeah, I like analog more than digital...and I like your number; 1954 as well

 

[Gone in 60]

Sort of a sad note... I had used an analog clock from Clocks4Bikes.com for years. Whenever the battery died, I'd send it back, and they would replace it and send it back with a very nice handwritten note. Since the CB and the Bonneville have built-in clocks, I am giving mine to a friend, just checked their website, and it looks like they are out of business. Very nice people.

Funny thing, I worked for a digital dash company for four years. But, never really adapted to them. Still love a round gauge and needle.

 

[Cormanus]

I had one of the clocks on a Honda Shadow I owned. It was a great little clock. I keep thinking I should buy the thermometer for the CB1100, but I never get around to it.