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Do they max out at 85 mph like the ones in USA?

daveo wrote: Do they max out at 85 mph like the ones in USA?

NOPE! None of that silliness.

I need one of those 160mph speedos, they're hard to come by tho.

SmokyOwl wrote: I need one of those 160mph speedos, they're hard to come by tho.

That they are. I bought the 2 I found on UK eBay that would ship stateside. The one pictured cost me $165 shipped. It was only the Speedo and it didn't have the silver band holding the bezel on but it sat on a dealer shelf for decades supposedly. Then I bought a complete cluster for $125 shipped for spares.

GPzMOD750 wrote:

That they are. I bought the 2 I found on UK eBay that would ship stateside. The one pictured cost me $165 shipped. It was only the Speedo and it didn't have the silver band holding the bezel on but it sat on a dealer shelf for decades supposedly. Then I bought a complete cluster for $125 shipped for spares.

My "spares" have the tach with a faceplate screw popped out and rolling around. My spare speedo has a dead fly in the faceplate rolling around. LOL.

Bouncing meter needles is all too common with the cable operated speedo's and tach's. I thought that's what this thread was about when I saw the title. I'm not sure how the electrical gauges work but on the mechanical gauges the needle moves in response to magnetic forces generated by rotation of a metal dome piece in the mechanism guts. A damper smooths out the needle movement however when the damper falters, needle oscillation often occurs.

On my 750 both the tach and speedo needles oscillate from time to time. I'm not to concern with the speedo, although it's annoying, but the tach needs to be accurate when running the bike up to redline. I got lucky and found a NOS tach for a good price but no love on a new (reasonably priced) speedo.

Thanks,

I'm going to give it a good going over this weekend. I'll let you know what I find.

SmokeyOwl, That sounds like the Speedo I took off.

As an aside, it looks like it's easier to find Z1100B (GPz1100) clusters and it looks like they should go right on or be pretty easy to adapt if you get the mounting bracket. You'll get a voltage meter to boot which shouldn't be hard to wire.

GPzMOD750 wrote: It's official. I just got the refund and NLA message.

I was thinking of getting some delrin and turning it to a facsimile of the damper contours with just enough room to put a layer of silicon wrap under it.

Anyone still need a set of 92075-1315 meter dampers?

Did you find some or are you clearing out your stash?

GPzMOD750 wrote: Did you find some or are you clearing out your stash?

Yes...

I'll take 'em unless someone else has a more urgent need for them.

GPzMOD750 wrote: I'll take 'em unless someone else has a more urgent need for them.

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