[lkhopper]

I am thinking of sending my gauge cluster to bluegauges and would like to know if it is difficult to remove and how it looks if anyone has had it done.

[SIX]

Originally Posted by lkhopper

I am thinking of sending my gauge cluster to bluegauges and would like to know if it is difficult to remove and how it looks if anyone has had it done.

It looks like ****. LOL

[LITEITUP]

Well, I did it. Sent the gauges to them and they just installed white leds in place of the amber ones. You can judge for yourself but Im glad I did it, looks tons better. I removed the whole upper cowl assembly to remove the gauges. Was thinking about getting other colors for gas or highbeam or whatever but passed on that. BTW, their work is a1 and they got it done quick with the gauges back to me within a week or so.

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Originally Posted by LITEITUP

Well, I did it. Sent the gauges to them and they just installed white leds in place of the amber ones. You can judge for yourself but Im glad I did it, looks tons better. I removed the whole upper cowl assembly to remove the gauges. Was thinking about getting other colors for gas or highbeam or whatever but passed on that. BTW, their work is a1 and they got it done quick with the gauges back to me within a week or so.

Not bad at all.

[Twincam]

Hi, its not hard to remove the whole front end either. I had to replace the front nose cone and both sides, just remember where you put all of the screws!

The clock cluster does look good in white, but its whether i can be bothered to take them off?

[flightmedic954]

don't forget the one screw in the back, its easy to break that tab
if it doesn't easily come off there is another screw.
you have to take the upper faring off & find the screw
thats about it

[lkhopper]

I really like the looks of the white leds, much better than stock imho. Decided to put it off till winter though, got some gloves and pants to ride in colder weather instead.