Oh motogadget, why must you tempt me so...

[Speeddog]

Shit.  I went to babelfish.com but there's no option for "geek --> English" translation.

That's OK, his second 'sentence' was really the important one. 

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http://www.motogadget.de/en/frameset.html

Fack, I'm doomed. 

[Drunken Monkey]

Fack, I'm doomed. 

As I once said to Duck Stu': "The only thing that would make that more awesome is if it had tits and was on fire."

Motogadget "gets" bike gadgets like no one else..

[Spidey]

Just as I start to think about how to re-do my wiring harness... this comes along.

http://www.motogadget.de/en/m_unit.html

 :'( :'(

My poor, poor wallet.

If I buy one, John, will you help me rewire my bike?     Spidey only know electricity hurt when put fork in socket.

[Triple J]

It's a good thing I'm too chicken shit to change my wiring enough to install that thing...else it would be ordered. 

[Drunken Monkey]

If I buy one, John, will you help me rewire my bike?     Spidey only know electricity hurt when put fork in socket.

Sure. But only if you demonstrate the fork trick and let me post the results on YouTube. Also you have to be naked and covered with dielectric grease

Seriously? Hell ya. You've already got aftermarket switch gear. The rest is more a matter of subtracting wires rather than adding.

Plus it'll let me make the beast with two backs up your bike first give me valuable experience I can use on other projects.   

PM me. Maybe we can do a group order and finally get the right temp sensor for your bike. In exchange you can handle the annoying process of ordering from motogadget. 

[JEFF_H]

Also you have to be naked and covered with dielectric grease

he usually is anyway.

i would be down for one of these too (trying to keep up with the cool kits)...but my bike runs now, and i promised i would stop futzing with it.

[Spidey]

That thing is actually pretty small (don't take that out of context, you sick f*cks).  length/width/depth: 101 x 61 x 28 mm.    4 in x 2.5in x 1in  That would take up less space than the relays I currently have under my seat (seen below).

Sure. But only if you demonstrate the fork trick and let me post the results on YouTube. Also you have to be naked and covered with dielectric grease

Oh, now I get it.  This is all just an elaborate plan to get me naked.  Again.  Just typical.   

i would be down for one of these too (trying to keep up with the cool kits)...but my bike runs now, and i promised i would stop futzing with it.

Why does it matter if it runs?  You only use it to rest your beers/scotch on.   

[DucHead]

That thing is actually pretty small (don't take that out of context, you sick f*cks).  length/width/depth: 101 x 61 x 28 mm.    4 in x 2.5in x 1in  That would take up less space than the relays I currently have under my seat (seen below).

Damn, I hate Stewart.     I wish all my wiring were under the seat like that.   Better yet, I wish I had even a fraction of the skillz to do that.   

[DucHead]

he usually is anyway.

i would be down for one of these too (trying to keep up with the cool kits)...but my bike runs now, and i promised i would stop futzing with it.

Jeff your avatar is make the beast with two backsin' hilarious! 

[El Matador]

I've been wanting a motoscope classic for the longest time.

Right about until the moment when I saw this:

http://www.motogadget.de/en/frameset.html

God I want it so much 

*edit*

Apparent there aren't direct links. Click on the black screened gauges called the chronoclassic.

[swampduc]

^^^^ 
The one with the black LCD is def the best looking. Only $650 

[Spidey]

I've been wanting a motoscope classic for the longest time.

Right about until the moment when I saw this:

http://www.motogadget.de/en/frameset.html

God I want it so much 

*edit*

Apparent there aren't direct links. Click on the black screened gauges called the chronoclassic.

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I feel your pain.  Seriously.  I spent four-yever trying to figure out which of those two I wanted.  I finally decided the black didn't work as well with the overall look of my bike.  But I coulda gone either way. 



Drunken Monkey bought a black one.

[Duck-Stew]

Damn, I hate Stewart.     I wish all my wiring were under the seat like that.   Better yet, I wish I had even a fraction of the skillz to do that.   

 

[DucHead]

So, do you re-wire pin-to-pin, or solder on extensions?

Sorry, I think that was a stupid question.  You go pin-to-pin.

[TAftonomos]

 Extensions are for hair   

I had to buy the proper crimps to do my wiring harness.  Crimping is better IMHO....no chance of a failed solder joint do to vibration or movement.   And quicker too    Some raychem and extra pins and I was good to go.