And it's so much cheaper than this alternative!... I have found an inexpensive and quick solution: White-Out.
And it's so much cheaper than this alternative!... I have found an inexpensive and quick solution: White-Out.
Got some bad news for you, that's the tacho! Ha! blind old fool!So, as a "maturing" (and therefore increasingly crabby :angry: ) Baby Boomer, one of my beefs with designers of merchandise that carries words or numbers (take cell phones, for example) is the illegibility of the information--I can't read it! (This will change, BTW, as the Boomers dominate the world in the next two decades.)
But in the mean time we have to cope as best we can. With regard to the illegible size of the numbers on the speedometer of the FJR, which I cannot for the life of me read, particularly when cruising down the freeway (at the speed limit, natch), I have found an inexpensive and quick solution: White-Out.
I have put a dab of White-Out on the outter nacelle (I just wanted to use that word) at 60, 80, 100, and 120 (photo). These four points give me all the information I need at a glance for my typical riding situations (though of course I never need the dots >80, because that would be over the speed limit ).
Anyone else got a funky farkle to share (no turds please; if that's what you want, here's where you belong: Click :lol: )?
Jb
Obviously under 40, JB. One of them rare young-uns riding the FJR. :dribble: Give him a few years to "mature" and he, like most grasshoppers will comprehend! :assassin:Get some Lasik, glasses, something! You got to be kidding right?! If you can't see or recognize the speedo numbers, you shouldn't be on a bike!
What I meant above was that I had misread not JB. No offence intended.
I could/would actually use one of those, but I can't find it on the website. Know the part number?
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