Which Models used Non-Logo Nippon Denso gauges - Tachometer and Speedometer

No. My 1978 1200 (with Cerianis) had no logo on the clocks.
Marzocchi suspension on the triples came out late on in 1978.
 
500s had no logos, but tach has 9000 red line.  Pointers have no silver ring in their centres, chrome back plates are slightly different as drive enters centrally, not off-set as in the earlier instruments.  Drive ratios are the same as the bigger brothers and sisters...

piet
 
sfcpiet said:
500s had no logos, but tach has 9000 red line.  Pointers have no silver ring in their centres, chrome back plates are slightly different as drive enters centrally, not off-set as in the earlier instruments.  Drive ratios are the same as the bigger brothers and sisters...

piet
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Thanks Piet..
 
Yogi
Just make a decision as to what you want and then Jason will sort ya out  :P
For me would suggest that SF2 should have logo ................you know you want logo's  :o
 
Not a problem, Brett.  I fitted rebuilt logo gauges to the SF2 a few years ago, and have a set of rebuilt non-logo gauges put aside for the SF1.

Just interested in the dates and models that used the non-logo ones..
 
Way back in the dark old days I remember some of the later had one logo and one non logo, think my 80 Jota was like that
 
I couldn't remember whether my 1976 3CL/Jota had logos or not. I had to go and have a look ... It does.
I knew I had a bike that didn't have logos. It must have been my old 1979 1200. I sold it years ago but I found a photo that confirms its lack of logos.

My RGS mongrel doesn't have logos. But that has a Scitsu tacho and a bicycle speedo.  :D
 
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