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JerryHawk250 06-18-2019 04:29 PM

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Originally Posted by Vanier (Post 312292)
I just got home with my Denali 200xt. Is there a aftermarket dash (speedometer, fuel gauge, etc.) that someone sells that will fit? Mine has no fuel gauge on it.

Does the tank have a sending unit? if not the gauge won't do much good. A few members have used this gauge and seems to work well. https://www.amazon.com/Motorcycle-Od...KN4CYAMAW61205

culcune 06-18-2019 08:13 PM

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Originally Posted by Vanier (Post 312292)
I just got home with my Denali 200xt. Is there a aftermarket dash (speedometer, fuel gauge, etc.) that someone sells that will fit? Mine has no fuel gauge on it.


Not sure but I used my odometer as the fuel gauge. I figured to fill up every 3 days on my commute; 33 miles a day roundtrip. I rarely if ever rode the bike outside of commuting, however. Check with NZbrakelathes or Matt (the guy who sells Hawk digital dashes). My speedo stopped working, so I just kept up with traffic or stayed on the gas to keep ahead of traffic behind me, lol. The engine runs forever, and is quite strong for 'only' 200cc vs the more common 223 and larger engines. I would actually consider another TMEC even without digital dash and smaller engine.

NzBrakelathes 08-22-2019 09:39 AM

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Originally Posted by culcune (Post 312350)
Not sure but I used my odometer as the fuel gauge. I figured to fill up every 3 days on my commute; 33 miles a day roundtrip. I rarely if ever rode the bike outside of commuting, however. Check with NZbrakelathes or Matt (the guy who sells Hawk digital dashes). My speedo stopped working, so I just kept up with traffic or stayed on the gas to keep ahead of traffic behind me, lol. The engine runs forever, and is quite strong for 'only' 200cc vs the more common 223 and larger engines. I would actually consider another TMEC even without digital dash and smaller engine.

Mines got option to select it as fuel or volt gauge and more versatile then any other Hawk like dash


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