cheep digital speedometers found

[91fzr600r]

got my gauges today. looks good man i hope my powers not out tomarrow cuz i want to put these suckas on.... i mite be working by candle light i will post som pics tomarrow

[nortstudio]

Man, that took a while. Better late than never. I've been stuck in the garage - what have I missed. No power in Chico?

Good luck.

[91fzr600r]

here it is


wats in the box... spedometer, speed sensor and magnet


here are the crude instructions witch are copy of the koso rx1n instructions. except they changed the color of the wires


i will start the install tomarrow. hope i finnish in 1 day. i will do a youtube vid of the functions when finnished.

[clintcarr3]

Hey, I am just getting my bike pieced back together from a wreck this past fall. I'm almost done but I am waiting on a few things including the EX6 to get here any day(The EP7 and EX6 are the exact same other than the EP7 is a mechanical driven speedo and the EX6 is magnetic). I chose to go with the magnetic version and that part of the installation should be pretty simple but I could use some help on the lights and wiring. There is some good information here about the relays and I like that the fuel gauge can be used as a temp gauge but I am a little slow when it comes to electrical work and I don't know where to begin to make these things happen. Which wires require relays? Does anybody have pictures of the installed wiring or a list of how the wiring was done to work with this speedo? Thanks in advance!

[AimCOTaco]

As an option if you just want some basics or add-ons like a clock, max/min, additional trip computer etc you can use a bicyle computer that allows a high speed range such as the Sigma Sport line.
It's a cheap easy way to add digital spedo if you've modded away from the mechanical system. I have one that started as a BC800 and I re-packaged it to put the buttons/battery in one box just in front of the ignition and the main unit above the gauges without it looking too much like a bike computer. I mostly like having a clock in view but the max and average speed and trip counter is a bonus (I use the oem trip counter as my fuel gauge as I expect most of you do).
This is an old picture, did this in about 2003 or so and it has held up great and cost me all of about $20 at that time.



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[VenCe]

here it is


wats in the box... spedometer, speed sensor and magnet


here are the crude instructions witch are copy of the koso rx1n instructions. except they changed the color of the wires


i will start the install tomarrow. hope i finnish in 1 day. i will do a youtube vid of the functions when finnished.

Hey, have you finished the installation?