Rev counter

[Jevi]

Has anyone ever retro fitted a rev counter to a lexmoto Arizona?

[Joeman]

Has anyone ever retro fitted a rev counter to a lexmoto Arizona?

 

Nope, you will be the first one ever to do this.

Plenty of digital options available that take very little wiring.

[Tango]

As Joe says.....there's plenty of digital and electronic ones that could fit......be wary of the cheap Chinese ones though, I've seen some very "interesting" vids of them spinning in random ways......

[Mr Fro]

As Joe says.....there's plenty of digital and electronic ones that could fit......be wary of the cheap Chinese ones though, I've seen some very "interesting" vids of them spinning in random ways......

 

I'll second that - I bought a cheapie Chinese one - absolute kak.

[Grumpy Old Git]

As Joe says.....there's plenty of digital and electronic ones that could fit......be wary of the cheap Chinese ones though, I've seen some very "interesting" vids of them spinning in random ways......

 

But you do get to 'do a ton' and more on your 125!

[leener]

I was looking for a digital speedo for mine. Most of them seem to come with a tachometer, which will no doubt be a barrel of laughs getting the wiring right first time on that for my bike.

Definitely avoid ANY Chinese cheapo brands!!! I cannot stress this enough.

My OH bought me a camera to fit to the bike, which came in a waterproof case. It recorded and worked for about a week before it blew up in my office. Was rather frightening for all around.

I found out she got it from Wish at a very cheap rate. You get what you pay for in these cases, and luckily it didn't go off mid-ride.

If I go buying one then I'll be making sure to research it first. Cheapo brands are just lethal.