KPH speedo decal?

**Nzpure** · 11th July 2011, 08:39

As the title suggest's im on the hunt for a KPH decal for ma harley. Anyone know where i can get one?

**dogsnbikes** · 11th July 2011, 08:47

Contact one of the local printer's/sign writers or send MSTRS on here a message telling him what you want

**hellokitty** · 11th July 2011, 20:50

Originally Posted by Nzpure

As the title suggest's im on the hunt for a KPH decal for ma harley. Anyone know where i can get one?

good question, I need one too... otherwise I will continue to speed

**The Lone Rider** · 12th July 2011, 00:06

Are you talking about one for an internal fitted speedo?

I've made one up before, and had it printed and installed in a speedo, but I had chronic problems with the speedo then leaking and/or fogging up.

Graphically, it's easy to make one up and get printed. But from my own experience I'd be quite wary of doing all that again.

http://www.kiwibiker.co.nz/forums/sh...om-Tach-Plates

**Nzpure** · 12th July 2011, 00:37

My bikes a 90 sportster. But has the aftermarket (I think) tank mounted speedo in the shiny enclosure with the ignition (not hooked up) aswell.

**fokky** · 12th July 2011, 11:28

30...50 and 60....100,its not that tricky.

**popelli** · 16th July 2011, 11:14

wouldn't it just be easier to find a km speedo

loads of people remove these as they prefer a mph speedo on their bikes

**MSTRS:Me** · 17th July 2011, 11:06

My GSXR has a MPH speedo. I solved the 'problem' by sticking 3 coloured stripes on mine.
White at the 30/50 mark, green at the 60/100 mark and red at the 'you're walking' mark. Of course, I only reach that speed on the track...

**riffer** · 17th July 2011, 11:09

Originally Posted by MSTRS

My GSXR has a MPH speedo. I solved the 'problem' by sticking 3 coloured stripes on mine.
White at the 30/50 mark, green at the 60/100 mark and red at the 'you're walking' mark. Of course, I only reach that speed on the track...

Who has time to look at their speedo at the track?

As for the mph speedo, been riding with one for six and a half years - you soon learn when you're going too fast.