misika Motorcycle Handlebar Clock Thermometer Waterproof Dial Noctilucent 7/8 and 1 Handlebar Mount for Yamaha Kawasaki Honda Suzuki Harley (White)

1 Year Later, The battery died after a couple of months.. But I bought pack of 10 for a couple of bucks.. The Thermometer spinns inside, till I superglued it which fixed the spinning but the fumes of the glue smoked the lenz's making it look cloudy. The Thermometer shows the temp of the chrome handlebars. Which is always 20 degrees lower than it really is. But they look good. Still a keeper for the price.Very nice, smaller than I expected and the clock was already running. No telling how long it has been running or how depleted the battery is. My guess by the scratches, the clock is a used unit. However, they are nice enough to keep for the price. Looks good on the bike.

Tach is great. Dealership wired it for me, very nice being able to see RPM's now. Only complaint is we were out on a ride and it started raining. The next day the bolt/screw and bracket that holds it to the handlebar was rusted. So now that doesn't look too good :-( Other than that, it seems to be performing as it should.

It looks great on my handlebars. The only thing I don't like is I had to smooth out one of the inside screw holes because it was rough and would have scratched up my handlebar. Just a very small detail to watch out for

The way these go on is very fishy, it's a half-circle and a screw just tightens it to the handlebars. I'd say push down on the gauge hard while tightening the screw. Also be very careful not to strip the head. The thermometer and clock are seated with a rubber gasket and pop out by pushing it through the hole at the bottom so you have to unmount these to change the time. My thermometer also spins due to the engine vibration on the bike.

I was looking for an easy way to be able to tell time while riding without the complexity of wiring up something. The clock is keeping good time and fit the handle bar perfectly. The thermostat, on the other hand, didn't fit right. It was too tight and would not go over the bar, so I filed down the inside a little. I'm not really interested in the temperature while riding as I can sort of figure that out myself but it came as a kit and I installed it. Time will tell if the finish will hold up to the elements.

Bought these to get free shipping for something else and they were the cheapest at the time, among all the others for sale that are identical. The watch is ok, it keeps time, but not very accurately, even with a new battery and it goes kaput in about year, more or less. The hands are not high contrast against the white face and they do not glow in the dark. The thermometer worked roughly a year before the case leaked enough moisture to fog the lens. Now it’s always 80; very nice temperature for riding. As other folks say, both the watch and thermometer rotate in their aluminum mounts. A rubber band thing kinda holds them in place. At least they don’t vibrate upward to pop out. Rotation really goons up glancing at the watch and temp to see what they indicate. It takes a few moments of eyes down concentration to interpret where twelve is, which can be hazardous while moving. On a positive note, these things look pretty good on my bike because they match the speedo styling. Given the fact they don’t function well, they are not worth the money. In my case, I sort of reduced shipping for something else and got these things as a bonus. I would definitely not buy these or any that look like them for any other reason. If you truly need a watch and thermometer for your ride, spend a few more bucks to get better quality and reliability. These and all similar looking ones are no better than promotional give-away swag that you might get for free from a vendor at a motorcycle show. I’m chucking mine and saving pennies to buy better stuff.

This is a very unique clock. It is very nicely made and not cheap looking. I get many compliments on it. Recommend it highly.

Overall very pleased with these. The thermometer tends to spin every now and then but not a big deal. Fits very snug on the stock bars for a vulcan 1500 classic. Make sure you like where you put it on as it's a little hard to move around but they look fantastic