🔋 Kuryakyn 4219 Chrome LED Battery Gauge Indicator Display - Motorcycle Accent Lighting Accessory, Universal Fit for 12V Applications Review

Arrived on time and is an attractive item. I had read other reviews of this product and was aware of its shortcomings, but I needed something that would (at least) tell me if my battery or alternator was failing. It is, but I have to agree with other reviews that this product could be better. It can be more sensitive. If the function is correct, only one green LED lights up. When my battery dies and the indicator turns amber, I hope that's enough time to get off the freeway and buy a new one. I

I bought this battery gauge to have an idea of how good the battery is and if the battery is charging. This battery indicator is very small, so it can be mounted on the front brake reservoir as shown in the pictures. The double-sided tape is still attached to the battery indicator. So it's really easy to connect on the fly. Wiring is as simple as it gets - just two wires (red = 12V+, black = ground). The installation is completed in less than 5 minutes. When powered on, the indicator LEDs will…

My ALT died on my 08 wing with 60.00 miles. did the job myself and saved $600, but after this episode I need a volt meter. I had just returned from a trip to New Jersey from Asheville, NC, and the bike stalled three miles after returning. Never again will I ride this bike without a volt meter. Some people don't like LEDs and want a digital readout or dial indicator. I love the LEDs, I know 2 green LEDs mean all systems are working. One green is good, but there should be 2. Yellow means you will

I actually had to buy that twice. The lid was on when I first bought it. and it broke one day while driving. I didn't notice until I got home. It cost a lot less then and I wish I had glued it on. It works very well and is visible in any light. I believe Kuryakin bought back the original product to add to his line, so the price went from $24 to $40. I managed to get it at Revain for $30 so I'm not really complaining. It's compact (about an inch and a half), has a self-adhesive foam base, and…

Now I have this great little LED ammeter for my bike and it should prevent another unexpected mishap due to a charging system failure without anyone noticing. LEDs indicate the level of charge your system is or isn't producing, so you'll know how to quickly troubleshoot the problem before it becomes a roadside camp. If your bike doesn't have a charge indicator, I would recommend getting one of these. great calm. It's quite small and can also be glued to small accessible holes, unobtrusively if…

Nice voltmeter that will look good on your bike. It is attached with a very strong double-sided tape. It's accurate enough to use as a reference. Mine shows a little low but then I connected it to the end of a small diameter switched auxiliary line. My fluke meter showed a lower voltage there than at the battery. So I just take what is commonly read as my standard of comparison when there are problems. It's pretty bright stuff. Enough to make you too attracted to see it. And I suspect it can be

Easy to install after you decide where to place it. I didn't want the light to enter my field of view because it's bright, so I put it on a panel where I had to look down to see it. In fact, I can see the reflection of the light on the risers. So as long as I see green, I know everything is fine. But to see the LEDs I just have to look down a bit. You don't really have to see the sensor all the time. The device is small (approx. 2" x 3/4" x 3/16") and comes with a 12" red and black wire…