Scooter y motocicleta Trail Tech instrumentos y Medidores

Trail Tech Motorcycle Instruments and Gauges

Trail Tech manufactures speed gauges and other heads-up instrumentation for dirt bikes and motorcycles. Owned and operated by nature enthusiasts, this American company designs its bikes with many kinds of excursions in mind. Whether you are an off-road enthusiast or just looking for a gauge for your motorcycle, finding a speedometer for your bike may be possible with the range of available options to choose from.

This company produces hundreds of different model-specific devices, and it is possible that there is an instrument or gauge that is compatible with your model of speed bike. This company makes accessories for motorcycle models such as:

• Honda CR250R - 1997 to 2007
• Yamaha YZ250 - 1995 to 2004
• KTM GAS - 912-102
• Suzuki DR650SE - 2000 to 2009
• Kawasaki KLX140 - 2011 to 2013

While specific instructions vary from model to model, installing a speed gauge on your bike may be possible. First, find the exact spot on your bike that you prefer to mount the wheel sensor on. After cleaning the areas thoroughly, glue or bolt on the magnet, and then stick on the sensor. Lastly, install the HUD between your handlebars, and connect the sensor to complete the new speed-monitoring system on your bike.

Rain, snow, and cold temperatures may not interfere with your vehicle's standard operations. Trail Tech makes their dirt bike accessories with the ability to endure many kinds of weather. It is also resistant to impacts so it can stand up to small drops.

Some HUD models such as the Trail Tech Voyager feature additional functions like GPS or a compass. The Voyager HUD also indicates your altitude and the ambient temperature. Trail Tech also manufactures accessories like handlebar protectors to safeguard your vital electronic equipment located on the dash. Some Trail Tech HUDs come with an SD card slot for loading programs and saving your ride information for later review. This company also offers replacement magnets and mounting brackets.

A tachometer measures the working speed of an engine in contrast to a speedometer which measures the ground speed of a vehicle. A tachometer displays measurements in revolutions per minute in contrast to other indicators which display measurements in miles per hour.