Analogue Motorcycle Tachometers
Analogue motorcycle tachometers comprise of a needle and dial face, and offer a clear read of the number of engine revolutions your bike is doing. The great thing about analogue motorcycle tachometers is that they are typically easy to install on your bike. Analogue motorcycle tachometers offer accuracy and durability while able to deliver fast needle movement from zero to maximum RPMs in a matter of milliseconds.
Style and DesignsYou can find analogue tachometers to suit just about any style of bike. Check out any range of motorcycle tachometers available. They commonly come with a chrome finish and neutral gauge colours, such as black or white.
Combination Motorcycle TachometersIf you'd like to spruce things up and don't mind paying a few more dollars for a tachometer, then check out the combo motorcycle tachometers available. They features both analogue and digital tachometer displays of up to 19,000 RPM. While there are digital tachometers that have a numerical reading display, there's just something neat about the movement of a needle on a dial interface when the engine is powering and you wind up to maximum revs. A combo motorcycle tachometer still gives you that awesome analogue display.
UtilityIf you feel unsure of whether to gear up, gear down or leave the gears alone when you're out for a ride, then an analogue motorcycle tachometer will be very useful for you. An analogue tachometer will help you know when you're hitting the sweet spot on your bike and will provide you with clear information of your motorcycle's revolutions per minute and the amount of work your engine is doing.
Easy InstallationMotorcycle tachometers aren't difficult to install. Once you've secured the tachometer to the handlebars, all you need to do is run the wires down through the frame of your motorcycle. Then, wrap the receptor wire tightly around one of the spark plug wires and fasten the ground wire underneath either a hardware mounted bolt or cylinder head bolt. When you've checked everything is secure in place, start the engine and test run your new tachometer.