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Custom Vintage Style Speedometer MPH

$99.95 USD
03-0760
Custom Vintage Style Speedo (MPH) - Mechanical speedometer ratio: 2240:60. Before ordering, confirm the drive ratio, cable or electrical connection, gauge diameter, and mounting...

Custom Vintage Style Speedometer KPH

$99.95 USD
03-0761
Custom Vintage Style Speedo (KPH) - Mechanical speedometer 60 km/h = 1400 rpm Before ordering, confirm the drive ratio, cable or electrical connection, gauge...

1969 Honda CB350K1 · Custom Speedometers Buying guide

Compare the speedometer face and its connections

The two speedometers share housing and mounting dimensions but use different scale markings and drive notation. Start with the desired units, then verify the drive and physical connections before fabricating a mount.

Choose the scale without overlooking calibration

An MPH or KPH face sets how you read road speed, but the drive still has to match the instrument. Compare the chosen gauge’s specification with your motorcycle’s drive and cable. Do this before spending time on a custom bracket or adapting the wiring.

Check rear clearance before ordering

The 55mm body depth does not remove the need for space behind the gauge. The rear mount, cable connection and illumination leads must fit the planned position. Both gauges require custom mounting, so compare the complete installation rather than the face diameter alone.

Common ordering questions

Do the MPH and KPH gauges use the same housing size?

Both specify an 85mm diameter, 55mm body depth and 57mm mounting centers. Check the space behind the gauge too, since the rear mount, cable connection and illumination wiring need clearance.

Will the existing speedometer cable attach without changes?

Check the cable-end connection and the motorcycle’s drive specification against the chosen gauge before ordering. These instruments require a custom installation; the model application alone does not confirm that every existing cable will connect.

Are the mounting dimensions enough to confirm accurate speed readings?

No. Mounting dimensions establish physical placement, while the mechanical-drive specification determines compatibility with the speed input. Verify both the chosen ratio and cable interface before deciding that a gauge suits your build.

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