[haytham]

Hi am wondering if 883 speedometer has a fuel range feature ??


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[fkystreet]

can't find any documentation stating that it does.

 

[harleyhoonigan]

I have yet to look into this bike, i have seen the instrument cluster but haven't seen a range indicator.

 

[fkystreet]

 

[harleyhoonigan]

a gear indicator does help, good to see it's included.

 

[fkystreet]

gear indicator does come in useful. but don't think the iron gets a fuel gauge.

the street is also lacking it as well. from what I can tell

I think there are some gas caps that are retrofitted with fuel gauges that we might be able to use.

 

[harleyhoonigan]

If I had to choose fuel gauge or gear indicator, it would be fuel gauge. Rather know how low or full my tank is.

 

[stude]

I find myself "checking" to make sure I am in high gear when cruising, so I can see the value of an indicator, even though it is not a big deal or a necessity.
As for a fuel gauge, I reset my "A" trip odometer at every fill up, and leave it up on the display. When I get near 170 miles or so, I know I will have to stop for gas soon. After a few times riding, it is second nature, no fuel gauge needed.

 

[shark nose]

No, a fuel gauge is an option you can get from H-D that will turn the front reservoir brake cap into a LED fuel gauge. For now when you hit reserve your odometer will read R and will count down to ten miles then will read LOW.

 

[harleyhoonigan]

No, a fuel gauge is an option you can get from H-D that will turn the front reservoir brake cap into a LED fuel gauge. For now when you hit reserve your odometer will read R and will count down to ten miles then will read LOW.

sounds like a well worth it option to go for.
i plan on riding this a lot and im sure i might come across situations where i might be stuck on the road with an empty tank.

 

[fkystreet]

they also sell universal fuel gauges that replace the fuel cap

most of them aren't very stylish i find..

 

[harleyhoonigan]

I have yet to see one I like but if you really need it for commuting, you might as well get it. better getting it than being stuck on the road.