If your bike has a mechanical speedometer, you need the GPX-WSS cable kit that includes a wheel-mounted speed sensor.
The Advisor cannot list all bikes, but there will always be a compatible GIpro X-Type. GIpro X-Type FAQ My bike is not listed in the Healtech Product Advisor. There are housings/supports available to mount the unit on the handlebar. The connection is made using a high-quality, gel-sealed Scotchlok™ connector, so no cutting or soldering is necessary. This may be from the "pickup" (crankshaft position sensor), the camshaft sensor, a signal wire of an ignition coil or the signal wire of the tachometer. In addition, a separate connection is required to an RPM signal. The GPX harness in this kit uses the same style of speed-sensor connector as the bike and so plugs directly into (bridges) the speed sensor connectors to easily make connections to the speed signal, ground and the ignition-switched power supply from the ECU/CDI.
The display (digit) colours available include red, blue, yellow, green, and white.The display is the smallest on the market.The reaction time of the GIpro X-Type G2 is very fast when compared to other brands of universal gear indicators.The digit display may be inverted to allow mounting with the cable upwards/with the display below the dash.In addition to the gear indicator function, the GIpro X-Type G2 may be programmed to show a visual indication at a specific speed or a specific RPM.The GIpro X-Type G2 does not require any "programming wires" or buttons: all the menu functions are accessed using an (invisible) touch-sensor in the upper part of the housing, ensuring the unit is 100% waterproof.If your bike is not listed or you have a doubt, please contact us. Please use the Healtech Product Advisor above to find a GPX harness for your bike. A GPX harness plugs directly into the speed sensor connectors but also requires a separate connection to a RPM signal (such as the crankshaft sensor/camshaft sensor/ignition coil signal/tachometer signal) and in some cases a key-switched power source (such as the rear brakelight supply). The GIpro X-Type G2 display is intended to be connected to the bike via a Plug n’ Go GPX harness specific for your bike. This enables it to work on "difficult" or older bikes where the signals are distorted/there is much electrical "noise" and where other gear indicators fail or give unreliable results. However, the GIpro X-Type features adapting microprocessor circuitry that can change its method of analysing the signals to adjust to the type of signal and filter the electrical "noise". This is the method used by all "universal" gear indicators. This ratio is always the same in each gear.
The GIpro X-Type learns the relation of wheel speed when compared to the engine speed in each gear.
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IMPORTANT: check your bike is compatible with this product BEFORE purchase Click to show/hide the Healtech Product Advisor Healtech Visual/photo installation guides Healtech User/Installation Manuals How does the GIpro X-Type work? Once installed it requires programming to learn the relation between the wheel speed and engine speed to be able to show the gear in use.
The GIpro X-Type is normally used with older bikes that cannot use a Healtech GIpro GPAT (that connects to a OEM gear sensor) or a Healtech GIpro GPDT (that connects to the diagnostic port), or bikes that have a mechanical speedometer. Although the X-Type display is universal, it is always used with a bike-specific GPX cable that has the same style connectors as the bike to facilitate the installation. The Healtech GIpro X-Type Gear Indicator is a universal unit compatible with almost any motorcycle. The Healtech GIpro X-Type MV1 Gear Indicator is compatible with:
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