Gear Indicator

Eyup Foxy.

Bloomin eck. That's cheap. Gotta wonder at their quality/efficiency at that money. Post a link so we can have a look.

As per "spare" plug. I think they normally just plug into the diagnostic port thingy.

 

Well done mate.

Ignore what I said about plugging into the diagnostic port. That ain't happening looking at your link. I'm sure someone who knows what they're talking about will be along soon. Looks like one of those Chinese buys that's too good to be true. One guinea pig required.

 

not sure but i think i seen it on here that the abs model bikes can't use gear indicators,was some time ago try using search to see if that's correct or not.

 

GOOD LUCK trying to get that to work. Each of the wires 1 to 6 connects to a LED segment on the display, to make up the numeric display (ie a number).
Without a driver/interface circuit it is just a dumb display and will do "feck all"
I've got one of these on my Bonneville...... works a treat!
https://www.bikehps.com/acatalog/GIpro_Digital_Gear_Indicators_for_Triumph_motorcycles.html

 

Oh that's ticketyboo then I thought it had and as my 2011 has it, it's funny I never noticed that when I originally bought bike l.o.l☺

 

Just do maths!

I know my Tuono does 85 in top gear at 5500 revs. I also know that 3 Rd gear means revs match speed, 3500 revs = 35 mph 'ish. Rest just work out.

 

Or get a gear indicator and don't worry about the maths?

 

Great idea especially if you canny count of have a digit missing l.o.l.

 

I forget some folk lose mental agility as they age

 

Now I'm a pensioner. I think I'm down to my last 10% of brain capacity

 

Still got enough sense to not buy either a top box or a trailer tho'

 

Check with dealer to see if your bike has a gear position sensor (in starting circuit). If so, Gearingo should work for you. It's around $150, and just plugs into the OBDII port and done. On initial key-on position it gives you ambient temperature, available battery voltage, and then gear position. Designed on a T-Bird, but tested on many models and should work on all modern Triumphs. I've used one for a couple years now and it works great. Made in Canada. http://jack-be-quick.com/jack-shop/gearingo/