Joesmoe
IMOKUR2
Highly recommend the bar-mounted analog clock and temperature units from Marlin Clocks.
I think they have a sale on right now.
I've been through several attempts to have a working clock on the Touring, perhaps a bit more stylish and one that did not require me take my eyes off the road in order to look down at the Touring tank-mounted instrument cluster. And maybe I even have to find the info scroll button with my right thumb, and click it a few times to get to the time display, all the while, stealing precious attention from maintaining positive control.
I found an OEM Triumph clock, and it was DOA, and apparently not easily repaired.
I ordered a clock through Harley accessories, and that one too was bad.
I ordered a Marlin clock and temperature gauge, had problems with the clock from the start.
Unlike the previous vendors, a rep from Marlin worked with me all through the fall, finally sending me a replacement. That one is keeping excellent time -- and of course, now needs to be adjusted ahead an hour.
I think they have a sale on right now.
I've been through several attempts to have a working clock on the Touring, perhaps a bit more stylish and one that did not require me take my eyes off the road in order to look down at the Touring tank-mounted instrument cluster. And maybe I even have to find the info scroll button with my right thumb, and click it a few times to get to the time display, all the while, stealing precious attention from maintaining positive control.
I found an OEM Triumph clock, and it was DOA, and apparently not easily repaired.
I ordered a clock through Harley accessories, and that one too was bad.
I ordered a Marlin clock and temperature gauge, had problems with the clock from the start.
Unlike the previous vendors, a rep from Marlin worked with me all through the fall, finally sending me a replacement. That one is keeping excellent time -- and of course, now needs to be adjusted ahead an hour.