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1976 Honda CB500T · Tachometer & Speedometer Buying guide
Choose MPH only if you want miles. Choose a tach that prints 7:1 if that is your drive. If the description does not name the CB500T, you are fitting a custom gauge, not a stock replacement.
All-black 7:1 tachMini tach, all-black, with 7:1 drive printed in the title. Compare that ratio with your take-off. Do not substitute a 4:1 tach.View part
MPH mini speedometerA custom MPH speedometer. Confirm the description names the CB500T before you call it a stock gauge. KPH is a different face.View part
KPH mini speedometerA custom KPH speedometer. Buy it only if you want kilometers. It is not the MPH face decal made for the original CB500T dials.View part
White face, black face, and an all-black housing can share a scale or hide a different one. Read MPH versus KPH on the speedometer and 7:1 on the tach. The original-gauge repair for this twin is the MPH face decal set, which is a sticker for the stock dials, not one of these minis.
If a mini gauge's fitment text does not name the CB500T, the category tag is not a drive ratio. Match the cable end and the gearbox or tach drive you actually have. The cable that does name this twin is 38.5 inches and replaces 44830-425-870, and it is sold with the cables, not inside a mini gauge.
7:1, when that ratio is printed on the mini tach. A 4:1 tach is a different drive. Nothing here says every mini tach in the category is 7:1, so read the one you are buying.
Treat them as custom gauges unless the description names the 1975-76 CB500T. The MPH face decal set is the part made for the original dials.
No. MPH and KPH are both sold with black faces. Read the scale in the title.
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