🔌 Plug & Play Blue LED Display Waterproof Gear Indicator for Honda Motorcycles Review

Extremely easy to install on the Honda CB650F. plug and play The hardest part was deciding where to stick it. I don't have a kickstand so I had to study on the street so I drove 5 blocks from my house and walked, thinking the gears were at the lowest possible speed. It was necessary to install all 6 gears under these 5 blocks, so this wasn't difficult either. The kit includes a branded front bezel that can be easily replaced with the original bezel. so another good thing. As many others have…

Easy to install Plug and play instructions aren't very clear but you plug it in. So as it says let it count down from 6 to 1 then it displays ac then first go to first and release the clutch and it shows a flashing 1 then some revs then it displays -mark and then it shows 2, once it shows 2 go to 2nd gear and continue to 6th gear. Once you've done that, take it off the stand and ride it, when you turn the bike on it will now count from 1 to 6, showing you that it's calibrated, but be aware it's

The kit includes several fasteners, two double-sided adhesive blocks and a cable with a seven-segment red LED indicator on one end and a male version of the diagnostic connector on the other. About 20 minutes to set everything up and install. Most of the time is spent figuring out where to place the display, gluing it in place, and then routing the cable to the under-seat connector. I decided to go alongside the existing display - looks cool! (See photo - I used both sticky pads) Cable routing…

I have a 2015 Honda CB500F. I've only had this gear indicator for a little over a month but it works as advertised and looks great. It was also easy to install. I'm just starting to spin my bike more, do more work myself, and this was one of the first things I installed. It took about 15 minutes from start to finish. It was literally plug and play. I watched a few YouTube videos on installation and installed it in minutes. It was also easy to program. Some videos say it's easiest to program…

I like this product but there are a few things to consider before buying. First, the installation is very easy. I recommend first attaching the display to the desired location and then routing the cable accordingly. It connects directly to the bike's computer and works straight away. I was very happy with the installation. Second, programming is weird. You'll need about two miles of road, which you'll have to drive for a while at varying speeds depending on the gear you're in. You should be…