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[TulBusa]

As it states...is there enough length in the wire to mount the regular 3.0 Speedohealer under the hump? Thanks!

[TulBusa]

I'm sure somebody has had some experience with this. *I did a search, but it's not really clear. *I know others could benefit from this info. *Anyone?



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[BigBSBusa]

I have mine mounted in the hump, but didn't do it myself so I'll have to check and see how much wire is left. I believe there is plenty, but some folks wanted to mount a remote switch upfront so they wouldn't have to wait until they got off the bike to see topspeed, etc.

[justintime2]

You will not make it to the hump effectively with the supplied cable. Get a 56" cable, which I don't believe they charge extra for, and it will give you plenty of options on where to mount in the trunk.

[frisbee]

I didn't know that the speedo healer would tell you top speed! So it has a recall button on it?

[justintime2]

Sorry, get the custom one. Gives you remote mount button option and get the plu-n-play. All said I think it is a $100 shipped.

[frisbee]

[BusaCruise]

even with the Suzuki EXT model.... I was only able to get mine as far back as the cross brace just behind the rear seat (not fully under the hump) which works great for me. I can't bump it there!
There are to ways to recall the top speed on the newer versions of the speedo healer.....there is a button on the unit itself...or you get the cable which allows to to place it up front like this:
Button

see that tiny TAN object at center...right next to the clutch line? that's the button.

and then you can recall your highest recorded speed, like this:
Speedo
I'm a slowpoke by nature!
You can also clear the recall by holding the button for a few seconds more.

From start to finish...it takes no more than 2 hours to complete...and that includes your calibration with a GPS.