A number of products some of us secure on our bikes usually are pure form with very little performance. Even so, here is a tool that allows you to maximize the capabilities of your smartphone you would generally keep in jacket while cruising.
The GaugeFace Data gauge will let you to have your own iPhone (3G, 3GS, 4) or iPod touch (3rd and 4th generation) to work with the bike’s Electronic Control Module and present significant bike details over the cradle-installed cell phone. Among the info accessible to the biker are the following a speedometer, engine temperature, tacho meter, gear indicator, turn signal, voltage meter, compass, and, my favorite for corner to corner blasts, a automated shift light.
The set up consists of the proper ECM cord harness adaptor including a longer pigtail, which is often routed to the seat area. One quick tip: please do not route the wires around high-voltage bike components such as the ignition coils or spark plug wiring in order to avoid possible electric interference. The GaugeFace system charges your smartphone while it is attached and the engine is running. The free iTunes app provides various concept designs available. An additional important benefit is the capability to access your bike’s analysis trouble codes. For the DIY tech, the GaugeFace is surely an vital device in adequately identifying issues and repairing your bike.
I oftentimes tried a popular RAM bracket, which fastens on to the handlebar with U-bolts and has a couple of rotating joint parts so we could adjust the viewing angle as needed. The cradle holds my iPhone 4 securely.
Before you go!
When upgrading your bike, make sure you install high quality parts and accessories like, brake cables, Z bars, chains, rims, and a lot more. This gives you the confidence and comfort knowing that you’re safe riding with products that will not fail on the road. With this set up, you might want to protect your iPhone using waterproof casing available at Amazon
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