[gav]

just wondering what do you guys normally so with the wires that come out for the gear selector

when you install a nice motor into a monkey/z50 bike or even a dax



at the moment ive just got it tucked up behind the battery box not being used

 

[nielspbr]

Neutralindicator wire to your neutral warning light?

 

[fatcaaat]

I have mine tucked up on one of my motors. On another one, I machined a brass plug for the drum area and did not put the cover on there.

 

[HymieP]

Mine are also tucked away, but I recently purchased a signal indicator plug-in for the Honda Nice bike and was thinking of using the gear indicator lights. I have my neutral indicator hooked up along with my hi-beam indicator light.

 

[Adam z50+R]

Same here, just tucked away



would be sweet to have a gear indicator light ,koso U.S make a nice version



'tis bit pointless with only 4 gears, think of the cool factor, especially with a shift warning light

 

[HondaFiddyMan]

Also the KOSO tachs offer a progammable shift light. Mine has one and its a 2 stage unit, meaning 1000 rpms below redline a yellow warning light comes on and at redline the red one lights up next to it. It looks pretty sweet at night.



I do have a question about neutral lights though. Is there a wire like this on a Lifan 125 as well?

 

[Sean0]

Also the KOSO tachs offer a progammable shift light. Mine has one and its a 2 stage unit, meaning 1000 rpms below redline a yellow warning light comes on and at redline the red one lights up next to it. It looks pretty sweet at night.



I do have a question about neutral lights though. Is there a wire like this on a Lifan 125 as well?

aint it the green with red stripe for neutral light on lifans

 

[HondaFiddyMan]

aint it the green with red stripe for neutral light on lifans

If it is that wire, will the wiring be as simple as running that to a positive on an LED light and then grounding it? Or does it need to run through a regulator to avoid blowing the bulb?

 

[Sean0]

If it is that wire, will the wiring be as simple as running that to a positive on an LED light and then grounding it? Or does it need to run through a regulator to avoid blowing the bulb?

i would say so , but first just run a meter on it to make sure it doesnt spike , i have never used the nuetral on my bikes so i can confirm that ,



bikes looking great to HFM , real cool r model

 

[HondaFiddyMan]

ok, I will lick my fingers and hope for the best...



Actually thats a good idea, I will measure the voltage with a meter before proceeding.



Thanks for the props on the Z. If you check out my other thread you will see there are quite a few new parts that are waiting to be put on the bike right now. Its over 105 daily though so maybe when the weather improves I will get back out there.

 

[nielspbr]

If it is that wire, will the wiring be as simple as running that to a positive on an LED light and then grounding it? Or does it need to run through a regulator to avoid blowing the bulb?

The neutral wire (or gear indicator) is a switching ground wire.



So (+) wire to light/led and the other wire connects to your neutral indicator wire (ground).

 

[50_htx]

were do you get gauges for your z? how do you wire them?