Yosoo Universal Digital LED Gear Indicator Motorcycle Display Shift Lever Sensor Blue
Key features
- •Shows current gear number, Display can be mounted anywhere
- •Indicates current gear from 1 to max of 8. as well as a neutral indicator. Auto programming
- •Compatible with all motorbikes,four wheelers,bikes etc. will fit anything with a shift lever
- •Blue illuminated display will automatically dim at night.
- •Detects the current gear faster than other gear indicators that use speedometer/tachometer signal.
Yosoo Universal Digital LED Gear Indicator Motorcycle Display Shift Lever Sensor Blue
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Customer Reviews
Reviews sourced from verified Amazon purchasers3.5
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Based on 10 reviews
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Five Stars
Ruben•December 5, 2017
Good!
Two Stars
Aaron Wiliams•November 14, 2017
Doesnt work for a 2005 Suzuki m50 or c50 frame isnt in right place for sensors
Five Stars
Amazon Customer•July 14, 2017
It works good.
Ughh
tyler perkins•May 13, 2017
No magnet, product is cheaply made, mine had hot glue on the side of it that had to be removed, still haven't hooked it up yet
Directions are poor. If you keep getting the gear number going ...
Amazon Customer•April 26, 2017
OK - got it working but took 2 days and I'm still not sure how durable it will be. Directions are poor. If you keep getting the gear number going up while you shift down and down while you shift up just switch your yellow and green wire connections. I switching the sensors thinking that was the problem, but it was the wires. If you fashion a straight metal holder for the sensors that is about the width of the sensors you might be able to drill a hole through one end of it and bolt it on the bike's foot rest. Have it stick up, and you'll be able to slant it just right. Zip tie the sensors on and you might be able to slide the sensors up and down until everything is set to work. I also got some circular magnets about the size of a nickel but about 1/4" thick and zip tied them to the gear shift lever. Get the circular magnets with a hole through the middle. You can stack as many as you need so it is close to the sensors and that should help. Did this on an Indian Scout. Let me know if you need pictures. If it wasn't such a cheap buy I would have sent it back for a refund.
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