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  • BigT
    BigT
    12 years ago

     Just purchased a 2010 CVO Fat Bob and I am looking to replace the handle bars with a Street Slammer Bar. According to the 2013 Parts & Accessories Manual it should fit ok. The question I have is relating to the tachometer which currently is mounted in the centre on the existing handle bar. Can I remove this and install a combination speedo/tachometer in the location of the current speedo? If so does anyone know what I should be ordering?

    Cheers

    BigT

  • rider
    rider
    12 years ago

     

    Take a look at this one Bloke,

     

     

    F. COMBINATION DIGITAL SPEEDOMETER/ANALOG
    TACHOMETER
    Maintain the clean view over the handlebar. This unique
    Combination Digital Speedometer with Radial Tachometer
    allows you to monitor engine speed without adding a handlebar
    mounted tach. The gauge features an easy-to-read digital
    speedometer within a spun aluminum surface, and an analog
    tachometer that sweeps the perimeter of the face. The digital
    reading can be easily toggled between MPH and KPH to
    simplify cross-border travel. The unit mounts in the stock dash
    opening and is a direct plug-in installation.
    74717-10 $299.95
    Fits ’08-later Softail models with a 5" speedometer.
    74720-10 $299.95
    Fits ’08-later Road King models with a 5" speedometer.
    74723-10 $299.95
    Fits ’09-later Dyna models with 5" speedometer.
     
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  • BigT
    BigT
    12 years ago
    Thanks dude looks like it will do the job
  • ozymax
    ozymax
    12 years ago
    just check that any new bars will fit the hydraulic clutch
  • FatRob
    FatRob
    12 years ago

     I'd check the wiring harness too.  The speedo unit has a single multi-plug on it.  I'd assume that the CVO set up would have two plugs; one for the speedo and one for the tacho.

    It may be easy enough to adapt one to the other, but I just thought I'd mention it.

    Cheers,

    FatRob.

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