I recollect someone at Bingara had a oil temp gauge fitted that looks something like this.



Any idea where I can get one???

Find a shop that sells them.

From here.

EUR 61.90 (including postage), paid by PayPal.

Cheaper than getting here in Oz!

blakey wrote:
Cheaper than getting here in Oz!

Thanks mate....I assume some middleman here skins us if we buy from them....ever thought that we may be getting ripped off by everyone?..here at any rate.

cheers pal

sometimes its good, politically, to buy stuff from the locals klompy .

always good to have a backup handy... i guess

the local prices are governed mainly by the cost of the import guys , also govered by buy price , length of investment in parts cost, its all an accountants wet dream ...plus the ripoff add on percentages by the seller ...but somethings are quite reasonable in comparison to availability and the fact that lots are still available where as with lots of other manufactures are "nla "

sometimes i comiserate with the local guy ...many times the customer has placed an order and doesnt return for the delivery to be finalised . resulting in lost sale and spares unlikely to sell .

it would be a progessive model , if the parts could be returned for a small cost to the dealer besides the sometimes rediculous restocking fee that has grown over the years out here .

fortunatly some of the larger spares guys have stock listings for other dealerships -company stores so sometimes a local alternatve supplier can be reached quickly .

This one is very cheap and you can use it on your legs.



But, seriousely how about $7.00 for this one at IKEA?

[quote="Crazy Frog"]This one is very cheap and you can use it on your legs.


My legs are an appropriate temperature thank you...interesting to check leg temp on a hot day, albeit painful..... I will be visiting IKEA :cyclops:

sweet bert ...heading over there asap ...good find !!!

charlie99 wrote:sweet bert ...heading over there asap ...good find !!!

At this price you could have 2: One for oil and one for water

Justify your trip to IKEA by buying one for your wife too (nice Xmas stocking gift)

If she complain about you spending money on your bike just tell her that you went for her, but it was a special: Buy one, get 2 free.

CF

Have you been to the IKEA restaurant and tried their meatballs with mash and gravy and of course a coldie.

had previously been using one i found at jaycar bert ...cost about 5.95 ....but the longish temp sensor on the one you found allows for better versatility .

Crazy Frog wrote:[just tell her that you went for her, but it was a special: Buy one, get 2 free.

CF

Absolutely the best advice ever given....today any rate.....

ungaas wrote:Have you been to the IKEA restaurant and tried their meatballs with mash and gravy and of course a coldie.

and then go home and start to exercise...

Why trying to save money on a temperature gauge?
Soon you won't need it anymore.
I guess we should invite Julia Guillard to be a member of the forum. She's as nut as most of us.

you will be hard pressed to find someone here that will admit she is their preferred prime minister.....oh well elections again next year.

lol bert ...sometimes the political leader is just a front person ...to get done, what is on the agenda of the party of invisible faces