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1969 Honda CB350K1 · Custom Instruments Buying guide
These gauges offer different road-speed scales in the same body size. They are custom instruments, so the bracket, cable interface and illumination wiring all deserve attention before choosing one for your motorcycle.
The MPH gauge specifies 2240:60. The KPH gauge specifies 60 km/h at 1400 rpm. Check the drive fitted to your motorcycle against the chosen specification, then compare the physical cable connection. Similar-looking gauges should not be assumed to share every installation detail.
Both gauges specify an 85mm diameter, 55mm body depth and 57mm mounting centers. Account for the rear mount, cable entry and wiring when planning a bracket. LED illumination does not change the mechanical speed input or make the unit a direct-fit original replacement.
No. Both speedometers require custom mounting. Compare the 85mm body and 57mm mounting centers with your intended bracket, then check rear clearance, cable attachment and illumination wiring before committing to the installation.
Choose the KPH version for its 0–220 km/h scale. It specifies 60 km/h at 1400 rpm, so verify that drive requirement as well as the cable interface rather than selecting only by the face markings.
No. These are mechanical-drive speedometers with LED illumination. The cable supplies the speed input, while the lighting needs its own electrical connection. Check both parts of the installation when planning the replacement.
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