Saturday, November 10, 2007

Calling All Dealers!

If your interested in becoming a dealer for Speedway Instruments send an email to info@speedwayinstrument.com.

Dealers should have a shop in which todo installations, and agree to sell only at MSRP.

Initial purchase is required.

Single-Fire tachAdapter Available

So by popular request, I have made the Single-Fire tachAdapter available without the purchase of a microTach+ tachometer.

This will enable you to use other standard aftermarket Tachometers available on your 2004+ Harley Davidson motorcycle. Including Sportsters, Roadkings, Softails, and Dyna.

See www.speedwayinstrument.com for details.

Saturday, October 27, 2007

new video on YouTube

Here is a new video showing the microTach+ tachometer in action hitting the redline while cruising down a nice road.



Thursday, October 18, 2007

Moving to Blogger

I have decided to try and use Blogger for the Speedway Instruments - Development Blog. Primarily because I am hoping it will be easier to maintain and update. Over the next weeks I will be moving all the old stuff over to this site.

Monday, October 15, 2007

Speedo/Tach in development

So I've been working on a Speedo/Tach combo design. Like the microTach it will be very small but contain everything you need including indicator lights, and odometer. I am targeting custom applications and people who don't want the speedo to be a primary attraction on your handlebars. It will be the smallest speedo/tach available. Stay tuned for more details, and sign up for our newsletter to get automatic updates.

Thursday, September 6, 2007

Comic Life Installation Instructions

I am trying a new thing. I used ComicLife by plaq to redo the nightster installation instructions in a comicbook style. I think its cool. Let me know what you think. I may do this for all the instructions. Click Here

Sunday, September 2, 2007

Tach adapters are Here

The tach adapters are now available with installation instructions for Single and Dual Fire ignition systems. They attach directly to the coil inputs and filter the signal suitable for connection to a microTach+ tachometer.

Don't worry about size as you can see from the photo, the adapter is not much bigger than the wires and will hide easily away.