Just finished fitting one to my old 04 Husqvarna TE 510. Had to replace the tiny factory speedo that was faulty and it really modernised the bike. Coincidentally the Husky has that same threaded speedo sensor hole and provision for magnet and it works perfectly. My unit came with a temp sensor that you cut and splice into the radiator hose which gives a very accurate readout. I also got the add-on housing with customisable dash warning/indicator lights. Overall it is a little pricey but I agree, definitely worth it 👌
Very good! I was glad about that hole as well. The install was a little time consuming but overall the unit has not skipped a beat for the 1.5 years that I owned the bike. It’s about $50 more than the endurance model but you get great features!
Hello Tyler! Total miles are abbreviated "ODO" (Odometer) and total hours are "ART" (Accumulated Ride Time). Both these values will be located on page 3 where it also shows the Max Speed (MS), Max RPM (MR) and Max Coolant temp. Clicking the "Mode" button twice to get on page 3 and "ART" should appear above "MR" and to the right of the speed. Quickly push the up the up arrow to the right of the Mode button to see the total miles "ODO". You have to react quick as the unit jumps back to page 1 only after a few seconds. 4:08 is where I demonstrate some of this. Here is the user manual if you need any additional information. cdn1.polaris.com/globalassets/trail-tech/2020/home/pdf/7000-manual.pdf?v=834b4d71
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I came here to see sizing and got way more! Thanks man!
Just finished fitting one to my old 04 Husqvarna TE 510. Had to replace the tiny factory speedo that was faulty and it really modernised the bike. Coincidentally the Husky has that same threaded speedo sensor hole and provision for magnet and it works perfectly. My unit came with a temp sensor that you cut and splice into the radiator hose which gives a very accurate readout. I also got the add-on housing with customisable dash warning/indicator lights. Overall it is a little pricey but I agree, definitely worth it 👌
Very good! I was glad about that hole as well. The install was a little time consuming but overall the unit has not skipped a beat for the 1.5 years that I owned the bike. It’s about $50 more than the endurance model but you get great features!
@@fynn8252 I'm sure the fork leg/fork guard mount style works fine but it's just a bit cleaner install with that 🤙
Thanks for the explanation. It helped me a lot.
How do u change the internal battery? U have remove vapor from bike?
@@tuberez Yes you have to take the unit off. If I recall, there is a quarter turn fastener on the back.
Hi there! Mine stays on after bike is off. Any way to turn it off?
Cheers!
This has more features than are build into my CRF250L dash!
At least your bike came with one! 😅
What’s showing you total miles on bike and total hours? What’s the abbreviation for that?
Hello Tyler! Total miles are abbreviated "ODO" (Odometer) and total hours are "ART" (Accumulated Ride Time). Both these values will be located on page 3 where it also shows the Max Speed (MS), Max RPM (MR) and Max Coolant temp. Clicking the "Mode" button twice to get on page 3 and "ART" should appear above "MR" and to the right of the speed. Quickly push the up the up arrow to the right of the Mode button to see the total miles "ODO". You have to react quick as the unit jumps back to page 1 only after a few seconds. 4:08 is where I demonstrate some of this.
Here is the user manual if you need any additional information. cdn1.polaris.com/globalassets/trail-tech/2020/home/pdf/7000-manual.pdf?v=834b4d71
Appreciate it bud