SuperSport Gauge Information

2253 Views 9 Replies 6 Participants Last post by se7en, May 18, 2017

se7en

Discussion Starter · May 16, 2017

I have a '13 Hyper and I love the gauge as it provides a wealth of information and customization options. A few of my favorites are a clock, outside ambient temperature, and a multitude of trip-related information. Oddly not included in all this tech is a fuel level indicator. It has a low fuel light, but no actual level indicator.

So, question for you new owners...does the SS have any of the following:

Clock
Outside ambient temperature reading
Trip with multi-informational trackers
fuel level indicator (!)

Anything else you guys see that is actually really handy or just plain cool?

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oldndumb

· #2 · May 16, 2017

Yes to both questions. :grin2:

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Cotswold

· #3 · May 16, 2017

In order
1 Yes
2 Yes
3 Yes, 2 trip odometers, average fuel consumption, time of trip, distance of trip.
4. Yes.
So go buy one!

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se7en

Discussion Starter · #4 · May 16, 2017

oldndumb said:
Yes to both questions. :grin2:

Thanks.

Cotswold said:
In order
1 Yes
2 Yes
3 Yes, 2 trip odometers, average fuel consumption, time of trip, distance of trip.
4. Yes.
So go buy one!

Thanks, again. Working on the purchase soon. I already have two bikes in the garage...need to unload at least one to make room.

Either of you have any quality videos of it when its first turned on? I know my HM flashes the word "Hypermotard" across the screen during the startup.

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Ventura17SS

· #5 · May 18, 2017

The Supersport instrument screen also has a gear indicator...something that was annoyingly lacking on my '15 Hyper.

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oldndumb

· #6 · May 18, 2017

I hardly ever use the gear indicator. I guess it is nice to have, but you should not get into the habit of relying on it. Learn the bike and what it tells you through your seat and hands.

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se7en

Discussion Starter · #7 · May 18, 2017

oldndumb said:
I hardly ever use the gear indicator. I guess it is nice to have, but you should not get into the habit of relying on it. Learn the bike and what it tells you through your seat and hands.

I agree with you entirely. In short order, I usually start to get the "feel" of the gear based on the bike, engine, and their collective vibrations.

BUT, I'd sure like to have a gear indicator, though...just because! >

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amoslws

· #8 · May 18, 2017

se7en said:
I agree with you entirely. In short order, I usually start to get the "feel" of the gear based on the bike, engine, and their collective vibrations.

BUT, I'd sure like to have a gear indicator, though...just because! >

works for me while running it in, I use it along with the rpm meter and DQS.