Ok, I tried doing a search in the V4 section for NC30 speedo -cable -drive and found lots of results mainly relating to the resister mod, however, I have an import speedo in KMH which looks tatty, but would like a UK one.
Does anyone know what alternate speedos fit
Alternate NC30 speedo question
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Re: Alternate NC30 speedo question
the unit itself looking tatty or just the speedo reading?
if its just the face and mph stickers on top would suggest getting a lockwood mph/kph speedo face looks good and good quality.
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if its just the face and mph stickers on top would suggest getting a lockwood mph/kph speedo face looks good and good quality.
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Re: Alternate NC30 speedo question
the unit looks tatty and the MPH sticker looks tacky anyway
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Re: Alternate NC30 speedo question
an actual uk unit if you can find one will be expensive.
you can get replacement dials from lockwood if they are still selling them for about 25 quid. might be cheaper to buy a cheap kmh speedo and put a mph face on it.
if that doesnt float your boat you can probably fit most uk honda dials if you dont mind a bit of fettling to make it fit.
you can get replacement dials from lockwood if they are still selling them for about 25 quid. might be cheaper to buy a cheap kmh speedo and put a mph face on it.
if that doesnt float your boat you can probably fit most uk honda dials if you dont mind a bit of fettling to make it fit.
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