Product Description
The current generation GIpro gear display. It uses touch controls instead of physical buttons, so there's no opening in the housing for water to get into, and it auto-dims the display based on ambient light so it's readable in full sun and not blinding at night. Easiest one in the lineup to wire in.
Key Features
- Reads your gear the instant you release the clutch, with adjustable sampling speed to match your shift style.
- Fully sealed housing with touch controls on top, works with the optional GIpro Mount too.
- Most bikes take under 45 minutes with a Plug 'n Go harness kit.
- Bright LED display in 5 colors, brightness adjusts automatically to ambient light.
- You can set a warning to trigger past a road speed or engine speed limit you choose.
- Learns your bike's gear positions automatically the first time you run the learning mode.
- Encapsulated construction, flash memory that survives a disconnected battery, and an IP68 waterproof rating.
- Size: 20 x 30 x 13mm (0.7 x 1.2 x 0.5 inches)
- Weight: 26g
This is the display unit by itself. You still need a bike-specific harness to hook it up, that's GIpro X-Type Harness Kit Only. Already have a matching harness from another order? Then this unit is all you need.
Not sure which part number fits your bike? Click the harness kit link above — its fitment search will find the exact one for you.
FAQ
What's included when I buy this?
Just the unit itself, no wiring harness. You'll need the bike-specific harness kit too, sold separately, or already have one from a prior order.
What does installation involve?
With a Plug 'n Go harness kit, it's one connector plus tapping one or two wires with the included wire taps, usually all under the fuel tank. With a universal harness kit, it's four wire taps, no cutting or soldering.
I already have an older X-type installed, can I upgrade?
Yes, just order the X-type G2 display unit only. Your existing harness kit doesn't need to change.
Which display color should I pick?
Red and green read best in bright daylight. Blue is next, then white. Yellow only works well if the display sits somewhere shaded.
How does the X-type figure out what gear I'm in?
It reads your bike's speed and RPM signals and calculates gear position from that, adjusting its sensitivity automatically to your specific bike for a quick, accurate reading.
