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1971 Honda CB350K3 · MPH & KPH Speedometers Buying guide
The MPH unit states 2240:60; the KPH unit states 60 km/h at 1400 rpm. Both have 85mm cases and 57mm mounting centers, but those dimensions do not prove compatibility with the fitted wheel drive.
The MPH product gives a 2240:60 mechanical ratio, while the KPH product specifies 60 km/h at 1400 rpm. Compare the chosen gauge with the wheel drive and cable on the motorcycle. A changed wheel or drive unit needs identification before a calibration match can be claimed.
The face diameter is 85mm and the case thickness is 55mm; rear mounting parts and the cable also need space. Both gauges use LED illumination. Plan accessible mounting, cable routing and lighting connections, then confirm that the chosen bracket leaves any trip-reset control usable.
The MPH gauge reads from 0 to 130 MPH, and the KPH gauge reads from 0 to 220 KPH. Choose the units you use, then verify the mechanical calibration and mounting requirements.
No. The cable attachment is one check, and the drive calibration is another. Compare both before buying, especially if the wheel, speedometer drive or cable has been replaced.
Each gauge has an 85mm diameter case, a stated 55mm thickness and mounting points 57mm apart. Allow additional space for the rear mounting parts and cable; custom mounting is required.
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