Some accessories we install on our motorbikes are pure form with limited purpose. Still, here is a device that allows you to maximize the capabilities of the mobile phone you'd regularly keep in bag as you cruise. The GaugeFace Data gauge will let you to use your own iPhone (3G, 3GS, 4) or iPod touch (3rd and 4th gen) to interface with the motorbike's ECM and display important bike info on the mounted cell phone. A few of the readouts prepared to the biker are the following a speed meter, tachometer, engine temp, gear indicator, turning signal lights, compass, battery voltage, and, my favorite for stoplight to stoplight blasts, a programmable shift light.
The set includes the correct Electronic Control Module cable harness adapter along with a longer pig tail, which may be directed to the seat area. One quick tip: never route the cables close to high-voltage motorbike components like the ignition coils or plug wire connections in order to avoid feasible electrical interference. The GaugeFace tool can recharge your iPod/iPhone even when it is attached and the engine is still running. The free app provides a number of theme designs to pick from. An additional important reward is the ability to acquire your motorcycle's diagnostic trouble codes. For the DIY tech, the GaugeFace is surely an invaluable instrument in accurately identifying problems and dealing with your motorcycle.
I used a good bracket, which fastens on the handlebar with U-bolts as well as 2 rotating joint parts so we could set the viewing position if required. The support carries my iPhone 4 risk-free.
Before we breakup, I just want to tell you how important life is. Having a bike can be an ultimate accountability. So if you set up an H-D, you should definitely put in high quality parts and components like Z Bars, grips, wires, tires, and a lot more. This ensures your safety so have a happy ride!
