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Winter project - new gauges (more pictures)

Started by LinnB, Mon 08, Apr 2013, 21:30:40

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LinnB







Michvalk

#1
RED X :cooldude:
OK, That's better! I like the placement, and easy to read. Can;t wait to see the daylight shots :cooldude:

LinnB


alph

hey, i like that!!  need a shot in the day light so i can see how they look. 
Promote world peace, ban all religion.

Ride Safe, Ride Often!!  :cooldude:

LinnB

Quote from: alph on Mon 08, Apr 2013, 22:30:01
hey, i like that!!  need a shot in the day light so i can see how they look. 

Thanks!  I'll take one in the morning and post it as well

Cracker

#5
 Very sharp!  :cooldude:   was it very difficult ?

a couple shots with the lights on ...  


Don/Cracker

LinnB

#6
Quote from: Cracker on Tue 09, Apr 2013, 05:24:44
Very sharp!  :cooldude:   was it very difficult ?

a couple shot with the light on ...  


Thanks!  I like the carbon fiber look on your pods and side covers. 

The install wasn't too bad but had to pull the "dash" out to do it.  I started with the brackets that came from Motosens, cut them off about an inch, cut a slot in each one to straddle the air vent fins and then used a small nut/bolt to connect them to the inside of the vent.  It made for a fairly neat installation since the wires run down the vent and then behind the speedo and tach.  I'll try for some additional pictures this evening from different angles.

LinnB

#7
I just read on Motosens website that they are shutting down production after 10 years.

My guess would be that they have some in stock still but just aren't making any more, just a guess though.

alph

suffering from insomnia?  who the heck gets up at 5:40 in the morning to take a photo of their cycle?   :2funny:

looks good.  :cooldude:
Promote world peace, ban all religion.

Ride Safe, Ride Often!!  :cooldude:

Cracker

They even look nicer in the day, great addition!  :cooldude:
I would love to do the same.

Don/Cracker

LinnB

Quote from: alph on Wed 10, Apr 2013, 12:40:10
suffering from insomnia?  who the heck gets up at 5:40 in the morning to take a photo of their cycle?   :2funny:

looks good.  :cooldude:

I hadn't noticed that time on the clock until you mentioned that  :o    It was never moved forward from the time change back in March so it was really 6:40 but still kind of early for pictures  ;)

LinnB

Quote from: Cracker on Wed 10, Apr 2013, 13:10:48
They even look nicer in the day, great addition!  :cooldude:
I would love to do the same.

Thanks, I appreciate that! 

old2soon

Neat looking installation. They look like they-belong there.  :cooldude: Mucho nice.  ;) RIDE SAFE.
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LinnB

Quote from: old2soon on Thu 11, Apr 2013, 00:00:24
Neat looking installation. They look like they-belong there.  :cooldude: Mucho nice.  ;) RIDE SAFE.

Thanks!  I'm just glad it's riding weather again in Missouri   :)

BonS

Very nice install. I'm officially asking permission to install my gauges like you have!! I ordered the oil temperature, volt meter and water temperature gauges this week. I was shocked at how expensive the oil pressure gauge was with its sender. I chose the amber/orange illumination as well because of how well it matches the I/S gauge cluster. Motosens is  6 weeks out in lead time and quickly running out of gauges.

LinnB

Quote from: BonS on Thu 11, Apr 2013, 21:33:32
Very nice install. I'm officially asking permission to install my gauges like you have!! I ordered the oil temperature, volt meter and water temperature gauges this week. I was shocked at how expensive the oil pressure gauge was with its sender. I chose the amber/orange illumination as well because of how well it matches the I/S gauge cluster. Motosens is  6 weeks out in lead time and quickly running out of gauges.

By all means, I would consider that to be the ultimate compliment  :cooldude:   Yes, their oil gauge/sender are quite pricey, along with the other gauges, but look really nice and are just the right size for that space.  Glad you were able to get your order in before they ran out.  The install wasn't bad, it just took some time to figure out what I wanted to do and then patience to do it  ;)