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[dahsen]

...  To put on a CVO Breakout...

Any suggestions ?

[JCZ]

Formotion....right here in Sacramento....  http://www.formotionproducts.com/gauges_menu.htm

Here's the one that I had...(scroll down to the third pic on this post)....  http://www.cvoharley.com/smf/index.php?topic=72870.msg1004232#msg1004232

[porthole]

Any suggestions ?

Sorry - couldn't resist 

[GregKhougaz]

Sorry - couldn't resist 

That one works perfectly!   I can see that she is 98.6.   

[porthole]

That one works perfectly!   I can see that she is 98.6.   

Not sure about accuracy - the red hair makes it hotter then normal 

[mrmagloo]

I had one that fit in the neck bearing cover.  The problem was, it was really measuring the temp of the big heavy chunk of metal it was attached to, so it wasn't really accurate.  If it sat in direct sun, it would stay at 125 degrees all day.  Waste of dough if you ask me.

[dahsen]

I had one that fit in the neck bearing cover.  The problem was, it was really measuring the temp of the big heavy chunk of metal it was attached to, so it wasn't really accurate.  If it sat in direct sun, it would stay at 125 degrees all day.  Waste of dough if you ask me.

Ok.  The sun makes those devices less accurate, so it's only for the look...

If it's that so, I'll go for the red hair model...   

[mrmagloo]

Ok.  The sun makes those devices less accurate, so it's only for the look...

If it's that so, I'll go for the red hair model...   

Just mount her on the tank, facing rearward, if you really like it to read on the high side.

[j f go]

I've got one of those red headed ones, and its usually behind me on the ride. Trust me when I say she lets me know if shes cold. I've learned to read this gauge quite well.