[Just Lookin]

I purchased the Vapor from Trail Tech for $139 and installed myself. Install was basic and enjoyable. The only issue was the sensor that connects to the radiator hose was to small. I called Trail Tech and they are sending the proper one. The proper size is 22 millimeters. It reflects speed, ride time, timer, ride distance, odometer, total hours, rpm's, air temp, engine temp, max speed, max rpm and again it cost all of $139 and I think looks great. Awesome product and great tech support.

 

[KodiakBar]

thanks for the review~ Do you have a picture of it installed?

 

[Just Lookin]

I will try to post one tonight.

 

[Just Lookin]

Here are some pictures of the Vapor from Trail Tech. I haven't even taken off the clear plastic yet.

 

[lghollow]

how do you install the speed sensor? It requires a magnetic bolt on the wheel and there doesn't seem to be a way to install it?

 

[Rollin]

how do you install the speed sensor? It requires a magnetic bolt on the wheel and there doesn't seem to be a way to install it?

The magnetic bolt in the kit replaces one of the bolts in your brake rotor. It takes some finagling with that bolt, you need to find the one lining up with the right hole in the rotor shield to make it possible to fit a wrench in there.

 

[Kimacobb]

The magnetic bolt in the kit replaces one of the bolts in your brake rotor. It takes some finagling with that bolt, you need to find the one lining up with the right hole in the rotor shield to make it possible to fit a wrench in there.

any suggestion how to get it out of there cant seem to get any to budge

 

[JimP]

any suggestion how to get it out of there cant seem to get any to budge

Have you pulled the hub off or are you trying to get it out with the hub in place?

When I installed mine I pulled the tire and hub off to access the brake rotor.