flaggerphil
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For those who added clocks, what kind of clock did you use?
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what to replace analog gauge with
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Dan_Ashley
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I have a clock that doesn't show the time. It shows the days of the week instead.
NZSpyderRyder
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I hope your right Dan.
For me I would go with a Digital Voltmeter. Easy install and it monitors your battery condition as you travel. This is especially useful information if you are running heated gear or auxilary lights when riding at low rpm's (Battery does not receive a charge when rpms are less than 4000...don't know about the 2014's.)
Of course if you want a variety of information you can go with Dakota Instruments GPS-Powered Compass, Altimeter and Ambient Air Temp Gauge that retails for $279.00 or so. http://www.dakotadigital.com/index....ct_id=953/category_id=-1/mode=prod/prd953.htm
The 2" round gauges fit your pods so any auto store should have what you need. You can spend anywhere from $20.00 to $150.00 for a voltmeter gauge so shop around. Marine gauges tend to be more weather resistant but I used a cheapo from E Gauges, sealed it with clear silicon, and never had a problem when it got doused numerous times with water.
Good luck with your search.
Of course if you want a variety of information you can go with Dakota Instruments GPS-Powered Compass, Altimeter and Ambient Air Temp Gauge that retails for $279.00 or so. http://www.dakotadigital.com/index....ct_id=953/category_id=-1/mode=prod/prd953.htm
The 2" round gauges fit your pods so any auto store should have what you need. You can spend anywhere from $20.00 to $150.00 for a voltmeter gauge so shop around. Marine gauges tend to be more weather resistant but I used a cheapo from E Gauges, sealed it with clear silicon, and never had a problem when it got doused numerous times with water.
Good luck with your search.
eddieshep999
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I fitted a digital Voltmeter and a digital Clock see :-
http://www.spyderlovers.com/forums/...nd-engine-temp-guages&highlight=digital+clock
http://www.spyderlovers.com/forums/...nd-engine-temp-guages&highlight=digital+clock
Replace fuel guage with USB
Can you please send me where you got the USB connection I'm looking to do the same to my Spyder. I saw a guy that put a 12 volt plug like the one in the trunk in place of temp guage
Paul
Can you please send me where you got the USB connection I'm looking to do the same to my Spyder. I saw a guy that put a 12 volt plug like the one in the trunk in place of temp guage
Paul
pegasus1300
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I have seen a satellite compass for motorcycles for $89 but I can't remember where. No issues with metal interference.
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