| Author | Message | ||
     Hybridmomentspass |
I know some buells came with only one gauge on it (plus the hole for ignition switch etc) What models came with this? Were they made of plastic or metal? How did the gauge holder mount? Pics please? Have idea for my bike, but not sure where to start on it. I appreciate it | ||
| Jim2 |
99' and 00' M2 Cyclone has a single gauge.   | ||
| Hybridmomentspass |
excellent! how did it mount to the bike? | ||
| Ratbuell |
The handlebar clamp had an angled boss on it. Clamp down the handlebars, then install the gauge to the clamp with a couple bolts. Early M2 also had a single gauge IIRC (97/98). Another more recent option would be any Blast. | ||
| Cyclonemick |
M2's had a single speedo up untill 2001 and then they went to dual speedo/Tach in a plastic housing. You can purchase aluminum dashes for both the single and double set ups! | ||
| Spiderman |
Well here is where it gets trickey 97and 98 M2s had a metal, single gauge dash. It was metal, had a reset knob and cluster for signals, neutral, and oil. The key was located by the choke. 99-00, M2s had a plastic dash with all the above and the keyed ignition. BUT the earlier dash boards had a smaller hole for the speedo, the mechanical drived speedos had a smaller diameter then the later electronic ones... | ||
| Firstbuell |
spidey, now them's some esoteric & useful fax - thx |
