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Gear Indicator introduction: 1: It is designed for motorcycles equipped with a fuel injection system diagnostic connector of the motorcycle. 2: it directly from the ECU, which makes it faster and more reliable gear position readout information than other gear indicators sold today 3: The device is fully automatic. There are no buttons, no programming wire (there is no need to cut and splice lines, and need access to multiple connectors. You only need to connect a plug under the seat) 4: The product is durable and 100% waterproof. Shipping time: 1: We are shipping by Singapore airmail. 2: The shipping time is about 3-4 weeks. 3: fast shipping, please contact our staff. |
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