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Anyone got one? Just ordered one from Trailtech, didn't need all the sensor bolloks so only £65. Also why do people buy these off ebay? They're cheaper straight from Trailtech and easy over phone payment. Looks good, smaller than the Vapour so should fit snug

 

 

 



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Yeah. Its nice to be different. I wanted all the sensors and indicator lights. Also the shift lights are cool at nigt!

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My loom doesn't have those wires anymore and engine has everything blocked off, speedo and i'm good

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The rev guage runs off the ht lead. Temp guage you wire in yourself via the hoses. Then the addrd dash you wire into the original loom.

So its only the dash that gets wiref into the loom. So you could just buy the vapor without the dash. Other than the power source which you'll want wired into the loom. Even though it has batteries its much nicer running off the bike battery.

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Calum122 wrote:

The rev guage runs off the ht lead. Temp guage you wire in yourself via the hoses. Then the addrd dash you wire into the original loom.

So its only the dash that gets wiref into the loom. So you could just buy the vapor without the dash. Other than the power source which you'll want wired into the loom. Even though it has batteries its much nicer running off the bike battery.

 Yeah probably the same with this endurance but on the vapour the display is brighter when connected up to the bike loom

looks pretty good tho, nice and Slickk 



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i was thinking of one for the dizzy, look the look of them over the vapour

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Yeah. But i wanted functionality. If you want 'the look' have a look at what Koso have to offer. Where they lack functionality they more than make up for in styling!

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hmm look alright, still a bit pricey tho, 99.99 for a similar one to the Endurance!

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Turned up a while ago, £68 all in nice weight to it and is small



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dats a nice ass table

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powdercoated glass, a 2014 thing 



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mans on a hypeeeeeeeeeeee

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ive seen these mounted inside the square pro taper bar pads, just an idea for ya seiki



-- Edited by ShaunyBoy on Sunday 9th of June 2013 09:35:07 AM

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ShaunyBoy wrote:

ive seen these mounted inside the square pro taper bar pads, just an idea for ya seiki



-- Edited by ShaunyBoy on Sunday 9th of June 2013 09:35:07 AM

 I did mine that way

Or If you have or can get hold of the original DT clock base you can still use them i will get another

image up of what it looks like mounted with the original clock base shortly when i get in my shed



-- Edited by Ralzy on Sunday 9th of June 2013 09:49:43 AM

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Don`t have them that way now ShaunyBoy countersink is good but you run the risk of not being able to see the display on sunny days as they are digital not really sun friendly this why they was angled heres a view from the front so its better to have a slight angle on the display



-- Edited by Ralzy on Sunday 9th of June 2013 10:02:43 AM

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mine seams ok just hard to read if getting direct reflection from the sun. but i must say its a fantastic bit of kit.



-- Edited by ShaunyBoy on Sunday 9th of June 2013 10:04:29 AM

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That looks really smart that, just a power wire and a speedo sensor wire, try get some sort of fixing bracket made up because I found the bar mounts to be crap on my vapour

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And seikis playing solitare!!

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haha just realised what you meant, I play it all day sometimes but that's not Solitaire you see, its my bookmark page. Looks just like though lol

Yeah planning to build something that get it on there nice and secure. Ill do pics maybe

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I was looking at that Trailtech just last night on ebay, didn't realise how small it is. Looks smart.

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Ah mint idea!!


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Got myself a go pro so will sort out a vid


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looks smart too

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are you gonna countersink the clock inside the pad?

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and i just used the double indicater light, neautral light, oil light and full beam light...... N light is allways good

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Thats mine mounted to the original DT clocks base using the bracket supplied all i did was get some thick perspex drawed round the base of the original base then cut it out and used allen nuts and bolts to fix it all down had to drill a hole through the perspex & base of clockes for wiring to feed through just covered over perspex with carbon wrap easy job

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Ralzy my friend, That looks smart.. Fancy doing me one!!!

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If you get me the bits and pieces I will knock ya one up mate

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Did selling fit his speedo yet?

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