No clock :(
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From: Up north eh...
Originally Posted by TimEdwards,Sep 15 2008, 11:45 AM
Ah ok, the Stereo got binned on day 2, couldn't get half the radio stations I wanted (methinks because it was Japanese) and was generally the worst Stereo i've ever heard.
I tend to keep the Stereo guard down anyways as it looks better so I wouldn't be able to see it anyways - wish there was something on the dash
Ah well, i'll just stay jealous of you AP2 guys
I tend to keep the Stereo guard down anyways as it looks better so I wouldn't be able to see it anyways - wish there was something on the dash
Ah well, i'll just stay jealous of you AP2 guys
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From: La Habra
Since you binned the stereo you're not averse to mods. Buy one of the many small weather resistant clocks (stick-on or bracket) made for motorcyclists who have your same need to know the time.
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Originally Posted by NoRawkus305,Sep 15 2008, 10:04 AM
Yea, the only reason I would get the ap2 cluster is for the clock and temperature. But I'll take my 9k redline. 
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Now I'm jeolous of the Europena Ap2s as they have both.
.Now I'm jeolous of the Europena Ap2s as they have both.
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I find having a clock in an easy to read location very useful.
I remember sticking a cheap digital clock on my '02 Honda 919, because it did not have one.
Instrument cluster is definitely the best place for it...
I remember sticking a cheap digital clock on my '02 Honda 919, because it did not have one.
Instrument cluster is definitely the best place for it...