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1968 Honda CB450K · Tachometer & Speedometer Buying guide
The MPH instrument lists 2240:60; the KPH instrument lists 60 km/h = 1400 rpm. Both have 55mm body thickness and 57mm mounting centres. Match the drive first, then compare these dimensions with your proposed mount.
Vintage-style 0–130 MPH gaugeMechanical speedometer with LED illumination and the listed 2240:60 ratio. Gauge diameter is 85mm; verify its cable attachment and custom mount.View part
Vintage-style 0–220 KPH gaugeMechanical speedometer with LED illumination and the listed 60 km/h = 1400 rpm specification. Check drive compatibility, cable fit and mounting clearance.View part
The dial scale tells you which speed units the instrument displays, while the listed ratio describes its mechanical requirement. Neither replaces checking the cable end. The descriptions do not state exact cable-thread or drive-tip dimensions, so verify those details with the cable and gauge before ordering.
No complete CB450K mounting kit or replacement drive cable is confirmed in these descriptions. Identify the bracket and cable you intend to use and check their compatibility independently. The gauges require custom mounting, even where the vintage appearance suits the rest of your build.
The listings give the same gauge diameter, body thickness and mounting-centre spacing, but still check cable attachment and rear access for your layout. Those shared dimensions do not confirm drive compatibility or a direct fit to the original mount.
No. These specifications belong to the mechanical speedometer drive. A tachometer measures engine speed and has its own drive requirements. Check any matching tachometer separately rather than ordering it from the road-speed gauge specification.
Resolve the drive specification before selecting the instrument. Physical cable attachment is only one check and does not prove that the gauge will read correctly. Compare the chosen product’s specification with the drive fitted to your bike.
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