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Reply #15 - 01/05/12 at 11:58:29
 
This is the one that I got as a replacement...it's got a white face and you can change the colors by pressing a button, but I haven't tried to take the face off...Must be some way in though, there was a tiny little spider crawling around in mine for a couple weeks after I got it installed. Funny watching him bounce around with the vibes of the bike  Grin

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Reply #16 - 01/06/12 at 03:37:12
 
Thanks, will have a look. I got my GS550 in a terrible state. Have to re-wire the entire bike as most of the wires are either corroded or burnt. While I'm at it I thought it might be a good idea to get the tach and speedo cleaned and looking nice as well.
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Reply #17 - 01/20/12 at 15:21:53
 
You know, no longer than I have been riding my Savage, I have wondered if there were a way to relocate the speedo to the triple clamp from the tank.  I really don't like having to look down to see my speed.  Is there a true kit to do this along with adding a tach in the mix?

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Reply #18 - 01/20/12 at 15:45:02
 
I've gone through a couple of tachs already and I've about decided I'm not gonna bother anymore on this bike.
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Reply #19 - 01/20/12 at 15:54:01
 
Savage_Rob wrote on 01/20/12 at 15:45:02:
I've gone through a couple of tachs already and I've about decided I'm not gonna bother anymore on this bike.


only time i use the tach is to adjust idle speed
speedo only  when there's no other traffic to judge my speed
you get a FEEL(sound, vibrations etc) for your scoot
most important gauges on mine is the oil temp and the volt meter
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Reply #20 - 01/20/12 at 21:25:33
 
Yeah. I've always shifted by feel. Only time I used three tach was for maintenance.
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Re: tach question
Reply #21 - 01/20/12 at 22:46:05
 
Tinfoil-Jim wrote on 01/20/12 at 15:21:53:
You know, no longer than I have been riding my Savage, I have wondered if there were a way to relocate the speedo to the triple clamp from the tank.  I really don't like having to look down to see my speed.  Is there a true kit to do this along with adding a tach in the mix?

Jim B Cheesy .

Yonuh Adisi FSO wrote on 12/02/09 at 19:14:22:
mid eighties model Suzuki GT750 tach cable is a direct swap for our speedo cable, just a couple to three inches longer which is perfect for speedo relocate.


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Re: tach question
Reply #22 - 01/21/12 at 03:43:44
 
Tinfoil-Jim wrote on 01/20/12 at 15:21:53:
You know, no longer than I have been riding my Savage, I have wondered if there were a way to relocate the speedo to the triple clamp from the tank.  I really don't like having to look down to see my speed.  Is there a true kit to do this along with adding a tach in the mix?

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I use the tach to monitor speed. It's easier to see, and I don't have to always do the mental calculation to change mph to kph. (American bike in Canada).
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Reply #23 - 01/22/12 at 08:41:45
 
When I had my savage,  I loved my tach.  And..... it was easy to install.






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