About the AIM digital dash...."Mruel34" has it fitted this dash on his trick carbon RVF...





I believe "venom51" has same dash.

Thats the one we have on our formula student car, on a road bike I recon its wasted as the data logging features wont get used and thats why its so expencive, save the extra grand and get a translogic that looks just as good

Aly, the Cbr600rr dash was installed by a friend of mine (aircraft electrical engineer) he commented that the dash would be a relatively straight forward conversion if using an Rvf (but not so much the nc30 - as he did on my bike). I will speak to him and if he agrees I can send over his mobile number should you want to discuss it with him (I won't give out his number on line or without his permission - understandable really).



My advice would be to go aftermarket to most people as it isn't a straight forward conversion.

Riley wrote:Aly, the Cbr600rr dash was installed by a friend of mine (aircraft electrical engineer) he commented that the dash would be a relatively straight forward conversion if using an Rvf (but not so much the nc30 - as he did on my bike). I will speak to him and if he agrees I can send over his mobile number should you want to discuss it with him (I won't give out his number on line or without his permission - understandable really).



My advice would be to go aftermarket to most people as it isn't a straight foward conversion.

Probably somethign to do with the Rev Counter Signal?

yep - thats what I'm still having problems sorting on/with my translogic!!!

Thats right, the Rvf uses the same system as it were as the cbr600rr (apparently).

Think I am going to punt for a translogic, see if funds will stretch at moment though, where is that WP shock I was thinking of selling..............

Good choice!!



Here is mine that got from Guess Who

Smev

kevs looks the bollox! reads 210mph down the strait aswell and their meant to be more reliable than stock analogue so it must be true

Just installed my Tranlogic digital speedo this afternoon. I also want to give my thanks to Indy Joe for helping with the wire mapping. It was a pretty simple install. It just takes some time to wire up everything and run and install both the temp and speedo sensors.