Gear Indicator..??

Discussion in 'Speed Triple' started by Craig H-M., Jul 2, 2015.

  1. Craig H-M.

    Craig H-M. New Member

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    #1 Craig H-M., Jul 2, 2015
    Evening Gents,
    Have any of you marvalous people fitted a gear indicator to your bike?. If so what one did you use and is it worth having..??
     
  2. roadrider

    roadrider First Class Member

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    #2 roadrider, Jul 2, 2015
  3. Craig H-M.

    Craig H-M. New Member

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    #3 Craig H-M., Jul 2, 2015
    I hear what you are saying about which gear doesn't matter..!!
    Looks like a nice piece of kit.
     
  4. Dave M

    Dave M New Member

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    #4 Dave M, Jul 2, 2015
    Wondered the same. Street shows gear on the display but speed doesn't ...
     
  5. Craig H-M.

    Craig H-M. New Member

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    #5 Craig H-M., Jul 2, 2015
    Is that right about the Street?. How hard would it have been to do the same on the Speed..? To be fair just a 6th gear indication to show you are in top would help..
     
  6. roadrider

    roadrider First Class Member

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    #6 roadrider, Jul 3, 2015
    The Street's got one because it's a newer engine.
    The Speed's engine is over 10 years old now so no provision for one,thought they'd have worked out how to do one though
     
  7. Johnny

    Johnny Member

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    #7 Johnny, Jul 3, 2015
    Never knew the street had one, learn something new everyday
     
  8. stevethegoolie

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    #8 stevethegoolie, Jul 3, 2015
    1,2,3,4,5,6 ..... 4,000rpm(ish) = 60mph(ish) ... that'll be top gear then!! :p:p

    Ok, I know, nobody likes a smartarse!!:D:D
     
  9. crispey

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    #9 crispey, Jul 4, 2015
    At last the goolie gets something right!! ;-/
     
  10. stevethegoolie

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    #10 stevethegoolie, Jul 4, 2015
    I always knew that one day I would become a 'high achiever'!! :D:cool:

    My work here is done!! :):D:p
     
  11. S3R

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    #11 S3R, Jul 7, 2015
    I recently had the dealer finish the install of my HealTech GIpro. I installed the indicator in the dash myself but needed a pro to do up the wiring. Well worth it in my opinion!...
     
  12. Dave M

    Dave M New Member

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    #12 Dave M, Jul 14, 2015
    Just installed the GIpro myself. Piece of cake. Needed a multimeter to find a wire to connect the power piggy back to, but found an easily accessible one with no problems. Setup was easy too. Didn't need a paddock stand, just tootled up the road, going through the gears as it told me to. Took about 1/2 mile. All in, 30 mins from start to finish. My only complaint is that the sticky pad supplied to attach the indicator wasn't particularly sticky. Had to use one of my own. Works as described, would recommend.
     
  13. S3R

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    #13 S3R, Jul 14, 2015
    Good on you Dave...some of us aren't that talented/knowledgeable when it come to 'tricity and 'tronics...;)
     
  14. Dave M

    Dave M New Member

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    #14 Dave M, Jul 15, 2015
    Ha. I'm no expert. To be fair, there were only 2 wires under the seat that weren't all wrapped up in the loom so choices were limited. One appeared to be live all the time, the other switched with the key. Happy days
     
  15. S3R

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    #15 S3R, Jul 16, 2015
    That's good for power, where did you wire up the black/green wire (options are ign coil wire, crankshaft sensor wire, tach signal wire), that's what had me stumped.

    Also, how about some pics of your mounted gear indicator display...:)
     
  16. Dave M

    Dave M New Member

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    #16 Dave M, Jul 16, 2015
    Ah, so it's all starting to become clear why I found it easier than you. I bought the DS model which just needs power and plugs into the diagnostic port under the seat. Simples...
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  17. S3R

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    #17 S3R, Jul 16, 2015
    Looks great! No DS model available for my S3R, because of the ABS I believe...I did the DS on my Ducati Streetfighter, easy, peasy...:)
     
  18. anthony gothard

    anthony gothard Well-Known Member

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    #18 anthony gothard, Apr 30, 2016
    Im in exactly the same situation as you.. did you find where to connect the black / green wire?? its driving me nuts
     
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