Ducati Sporting Club UK - Alternative tachos for the 748/996/8 series??

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Originally posted by DucSoon?

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Originally posted by rcgbob44
Duc soon

I suggest you go to nearest Honsukyamasaki dealer!:barfy:

Hahahahaha, but no i won't :P:lol:
I was kind of expecting this kind of remarks before i made this thread, but i don't care.
In fact the pre 999's dash board kind of reminds me the ones on the old Hon....hon....hon.... (that word i can not spell) CBR's :barfy:
Hey, i like Ducs and Italian bikes in general (i had an Aprilia MilleR and "have" a 05 MV F4 1000) but that doesn't mean i HAVE to like or prefer old dash boards, does it?

I agree with you mate! i think it looks like an import jap 400 dash! I have been looking at these
http://www.techtronics.co.uk/dash.htm
or
http://www.rhencullen.co.uk/avia.htm
at the bottom of the page

or the one i really like is this
http://www.translogicuk.com/md.htm

The race bikes have a really cool display but i think it costs about 4 grand:o

[Edited on 9-2-2005 by chris99]

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Originally posted by chris99

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Originally posted by DucSoon?

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Originally posted by rcgbob44
Duc soon

I suggest you go to nearest Honsukyamasaki dealer!:barfy:

Ahhhh... GREAT!!! Now we're talking.
Thanks for the info, mate :)
I thinik i'll get one of those if i end up getting the 998 ;)

no worries matey! If you get one before i do lets us know what its like. The translogic one looks to be the best imo it even has a battery voltage display on it which is handy for dukes:D

Photo of Veypor fitted to my 748s....

So, how do the digital dashes handle a mechanical speedo input?

I see the Veypor has a wheel rotation sensor, but what about the rest?

[Edited on 13-2-2005 by Mr_S]

Nice!! i like that one lots!!:D

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Originally posted by adam748s
Photo of Veypor fitted to my 748s....

Looks GOOD!! :D
Thanks.

Can that one show the rpm's??

Yes...you splice a sensor wire onto one if the wires from one if the coils and it picks up the RPM from that. It works out the gear you are in by comparing RPM to the measured speed. Set the shift light to the limit you want.

Of course, you could always get the real thing, as used on the 999 F05:

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Originally posted by Felix
Of course, you could always get the real thing, as used on the 999 F05:

Wow, that one is awesome.
And this one looks great too

but i'm not sure if it displays everything.

[Edited on 15-2-2005 by DucSoon?]