Dual Gauge Relocation Kit

Upgrade your cockpit and improve visibility with this Dual Gauge Relocation Kit for Harley-Davidson, designed to move your speedometer and tachometer up top for a clean, aggressive look and improved rider ergonomics. By relocating both gauges into your natural line of sight, you can monitor RPMs and speed at a glance—without taking your eyes off the road when you’re getting after it.

Perfect for performance Dyna and Softail builds, this kit mounts cleanly to T-bars or riser legs, giving your bike a race-inspired setup while maintaining full instrument visibility. Whether you’re carving backroads or hammering highway miles, this setup keeps critical data right where you need it.

Key Features

• Dual gauge relocation for improved visibility and rider focus

• Accepts OEM speedometer, tachometer, and indicator lights

• Designed for T-bars or riser leg mounting

• 4.25″ mounting hole spacing

• Heavy-duty steel gauge bracket

• Available finishes:

  • Gloss black

  • Wrinkle black

  • Chrome-plated

• Backing plates included

• Optional Guerrilla Cables wiring harness

• Clean, aggressive performance look

Fitment

• 2007–2010 Dyna Super Glide FXD
  (Must use indicator LED lights from existing harness)

• 2006–2011 Dyna FXDB

• 2012–2013 Dyna FXDB & FXDL

• 2014–2017 Dyna FXDB & FXDWG

• 2014–2017 Dyna FXDL & FXDLS

• 2018+ Softail Low Rider

• 2018+ Softail Low Rider S

• 2018+ Softail Street Bob FXBB

Installation Notes

• Designed to work with OEM Harley-Davidson gauges

• Gauges not included

• Recommended to use:

  • OEM Harley-Davidson tachometer

  • (2) tachometer gaskets (Harley OEM part #67344-97)

  • OEM mounting hardware

Why Choose This Dual Gauge Relocation Kit?

Factory gauge placement isn’t ideal for aggressive riding. This relocation kit brings your speedometer and tachometer higher and closer to your natural sight line—making it easier to read RPMs during hard acceleration while keeping your focus forward. It’s a must-have upgrade for riders running T-bars, tall risers, or performance-focused setups.

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