im doign some searching on here, toying with the idea of adding a gear indicator to the bike for ***** and giggles. and cause ive found first by mistake a few times, lol. reading on here and from the sounds of it people are talking about the acumen unit but what about the one from the same company that makes the speedo healer? seems like it hasnt been debated on here. price is about the same for both if ive read right.

if you click here
http://www.healtech-electronics.com/
and click on the gi pro ds series its the one im talking about. from the sounds of it on bikes with a computer it plugs into the diagnostic port but im assuming it works the same as the acumen unit for bikes that dont, still cant confirm this as i havent read that far into it. but from the looks of it no one on here has the gi pro. or atleast not from the searching ive done so far. so to beat an old subject what one do you guys prefer? id like the more accurate of the 2 for obvious reasons but if its one of those things where its sometimes right and sometimes lost or gets confused with neutral or something then ill just skip it.

 

At the time I got my speedohealer it wasn't an option. I still thought it wasn't an easy plug and play for the SH lke the accumen is. I am a fan of theese. I have a gear indicator on another sports bike and its nice for track and street sport riding. Some will tell you just count - pay attention - don't be an idiot etc etc. But they are wrong! Once you've ridden fast with one its a definite plus. I have better things to do than count downshift some days. Lol

 

i agree. ive lost track of the gear a bunch of times. last thing i wanna do is try to remember what gear im in. especially at slower speeds. couple times ive click first thinking i was taking second, gosed it and ended up with a surprise wheelie. rode my buddys triumph daytona, it has a built in one, love it. think its pretty damn cool.

did some more digging around, looks like its like the acumen unit where you tie it into the speedo and tach signal wires and it learns

 

The Ds series is NOT going to fit... It's for bikes that are a lot more computerised than our old bikes...

From the information the x-series should fit... But apparently that's so new that there isn't much information about it yet...

 

my mistake your correct, i selected ds series initially and didnt realize in the drop down menu it shows the x series as being the only other option

 

i dont care what gear im in, as long as its the right one