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     We offer plenty a range of speedometers and tachometers. Ranging from simple OE style replacements all the way to fancy digital dashboards. Below is a list of all the different types of speedos and tachs we offer. For a complete list check out our speedo and tach section here.Handle bar style GPS speedo. Fits 7/8" or 1" bars. Simple power and ground, then slap the GPS unit anywhere you see fit. GPS 52mm. Internal GPS unit, simple wiring. Includes turn signal, light …

Delete your big clunky fender tail light, and upgrade your turn signals to LED all in one go. Get rid of your stock fender tail/stop light. You don't want it anyways! With these lynx turn signals (other styles available). Very simple 4 wire design with a driver unit to prevent burning out LEDs from too much current. They are are red when riding, flashing yellow when turning, and even brighter red when stopping. The other styles available are listed here. With even more on the way!https …

Here at speedmotoco we are dedicated to providing the best products out there. Today we are showcasing a new product on the website. The Mikuni aluminum flange and rubber boot kit offers the least amount of offset from the engine possible. The 4mm base manifolds have a 62mm-75mm stud center. When mounted on your engine the front face of your carburetor will be positioned in a standoff location of 24mm back from the cylinder headmounting surface. The other aluminum manifold we offer offsets …

So you went out and bought yourself a new headlight, or maybe you are still waiting to pull the trigger. But look! Your old headlight is still on your bike. How do you replace it with this new fangled LED tech? No need to worry. We have a full install guide right here.Pictured above is our kz400 cafe bike with a Wire Meshy yellow headlight, We will be removing this and installing the DANG! kit today.The tools you need depending on your light are as follows, 5mm allen, 6mm allen, and a 12-14mm wr …

Cafe racers, Choppers, Brats and More – What’s the Difference?There are lots of different types of motorcycles out there. From choppers and bobbers to café racers and brats, it’s easy to get confused. Below, we outline the key differences between each of these bikes. What Is a Cafe Racer?Café racers are motorcycles that originally appeared in the UK in the 1950s and 1960s. The goal with café racers was to create a bike that was both fast and good looking. They get their name as they could …