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New custom cluster

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deth2u

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Nov 13, 2002
Pasadena, California
Better than leaving gauges everywhere, I decided to consolidate. The main gauge displays odometer, speedo, oil temp, water temp, programmable shift light, fuel gauge (ironically very close to stock sender), and has indicator lights (brights, turn signal, oil pressure idiot light, CEL, you're-going-too-fast light (subjectively programmable :) ) clock, and so on. It also measures 1/4 mile times, 0-60 times, and top speed which is kinda cool.


Need to pick up an ABS knuckle and a ABS driveshaft ring for the speed sensor, though. It's a simple mag pick-up.

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This dude has one on his bike in case anyone wonders what it looks like. Same gauge on the Bimoto italian superbikes.

YouTube - Bimota Tesi 3D

This is my second custom cluster, the first one I did a replication on the stock one of the Ferrari F360 with white led backlights.

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I like the metric system :D
 

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not bad, maybe too many bright lights for my taste but the idea is awesome. but it definitely adds a really nice custom look while keeping it clean. good job!!!
 
Thank ya, I'm not too thrilled with the razzle-dazzle christmas crap myself, however that's all they seem to sell these days in the aftermarket. I hate honda boy blue. A lot. But since that's all that is readily available, it seems there's no other viable choice.

It cost a lot. Let's just leave it at that :)

You can use a bike cluster, sure. Just spec it out before you use it. I'd recommend getting one with a fuel gauge though. Forgot to add, mine does have a fuel gauge, it's in the blank space on the side of the lcd in the vid. If you don't hook it up, it doesn't display. This one has a programmable tire size so the speedo can be corrected. You'd have to build a compensating circuit to make it work on a factory bike cluster, unless it's driven by a pickup on the rotor, then 17" 45 A/R tires would be very close assuming you have a matching trigger plate.
 
That's HOT! :hellyeah: Would go with orange if that's possible, too much blue hurts my eyes.
 
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