OK...So my gauges don't look like anyone else's.  What gives?

umm  those look like my honda guages...looks like u don't have stock guages and someone found some that fit in there...

I don't know...  But I'll take your top triple-tree and the clipons and trade ya my bars from my '04.

LOL! very funny.  i like the riding position of the bike for now, but i might change my mind once i get more practice.  you never told me more about your Corgis...

Quote from: baco99 on July 18, 2006, 05:55:17 PM
LOL! very funny.  i like the riding position of the bike for now, but i might change my mind once i get more practice.  you never told me more about your Corgis...

Is B18C5-EH2 you?  I thought I sent a reply, but I guess I didn't...

The one on the right (ROSIE) is a welch-corgi.  She was my fav.
The one on the left (JACKIE) is a Chihuahua (sp?).  He was very mischievous.

I haven't seen them since March 2005.   My parents didn't want them around, and gave them away.  I miss them.

Quote from: Onlypastrana199 on July 18, 2006, 05:37:29 PMthose look like my honda guages...

++  They look like 70's CB gauges...  Sun Bleached and everything.

And...  WTF is the trip rest doing on THAT side?

Quote from: RVertigo on July 18, 2006, 06:30:03 PM

Quote from: Onlypastrana199 on July 18, 2006, 05:37:29 PMthose look like my honda guages...

++  They look like 70's CB gauges...  Sun Bleached and everything.

And...  WTF is the trip rest doing on THAT side?

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Right on the money cb250 gauges just like the ones on my fathers cb250 of many years ago.

I have noticed that alot of your American delivered bike haven't got pre-load adjustment on the forks.

Quote from: bubba zanetti on July 18, 2006, 06:57:05 PM
I have noticed that alot of your American delivered bike haven't got pre-load adjustment on the forks.

Nope. We got cheapied out in that sense. None of the US-spec bikes got any form of front fork adjustment whatsoever.

mystery solved.  Thanks everyone!  i think i'm getting a gauge pack from another member here.  then the speedo and tach should read correctly!

QuoteThe one on the right (ROSIE) is a welch-corgi.  She was my fav.
The one on the left (JACKIE) is a Chihuahua (sp?).  He was very mischievous.

I haven't seen them since March 2005.   My parents didn't want them around, and gave them away.  I miss them.

that's too bad!  we have 2 Welsh Corgis and we love them.   but they are both full of mischief!

Rosie was the best dog I've ever had.  She always listened (except when around strange dogs.  She'd go berzerk and try to attack.)

If I didn't want her in the living room, I'd just point to the kitchen, and she would drop her tail, but she'd go like I wanted.  Then she'd be sitting in the doorway looking at me, as if to ask if it was OK to come in the room again.

Yup straight out of the 70's



Now u gotta get a bike to match with as much 70's power as mine 

Quote from: Onlypastrana199 on July 18, 2006, 08:33:16 PM
Yup straight out of the 70's

Wow. That sissy bar is no joke...

Is there a point beyond the redline where it's no longer redline???

yes.  it's the "black-line" at which point you go back to 1985.

  no thats the point where ur hands vibrate off

Oh I know those to. They were the same as my gauges on my 80 CB650 Custom. And with all the noise and everything else you were hearing that high up in the rev range. You weren't about to go dancing passed 9k

And its probably more likely that its one gauge to cover the entire range of CB's from 350-900. Each with different redlines. So just make a block to cover the entire lot of them

Quote from: Chuck on July 19, 2006, 08:35:58 AM
Is there a point beyond the redline where it's no longer redline???

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yes its called motor rebuild

my GS gauges are on the way.  thanks for the help everyone.