[don sholand]

Nice bike! Gear position indicator is a great addition. Healtech makes them

 

[don sholand]

But I heard you needed to upgrade the stock gear indicator as well (?)

Gen 1’s don’t come with a gear indicator

 

[don sholand]

I have one on my GEN 1, works great. I think I even posted a thread on this forum long ago. The Healtech website has this, but you should call them or contact them

GIpro ATRE G2 (GPAT) - HealTech Electronics Ltd.

GIpro ATRE G2 - 2nd generation gear indicator with lots of added features and functions. The smallest and smartest on the market!

www.healtech-electronics.com

 

[don sholand]

Come on man don’t be lazy! Having a gear indicator is a major plus in my opinion. It’s just a plug-in mod, finding the correct correctors is the first hurdle. One of the connectors is hidden under electrical tape but I was able to find it. Once installed, the bike has to be on a rear stand and run it through the gears to calibrate the new gear indicator. For me, it was well worth the time. It has worked flawlessly since installation.

 

[don sholand]

It took me a few tries to get it calibrated (on the rear stand), but my gear indicator works really well, no problems

 

[don sholand]

Good job! What gold MC is that?

 

[don sholand]

Nice find! Are you also running EBC HH pads?
Looks like you have resolved the brake issue for sure!

 

[don sholand]

I am one of those guys that swears by them, of course I don’t use my bike on the track, a street bike and aggressive Sunday canyon carving.

Skydork was reviewing for track use so I couldn’t comment on that. But for street use the EBC HH pads have been great.

Anyways, I’m sure your brakes are going to be fantastic now!