Here's the reason for the title to this thread. With the release of the 2012 models. The MOCO has come out with a totally new ECM and electronics module for bikes from Dyna's to Touring (not sure about sporties or Vrods). With the release of these items, I see that the Moco has also stopped making any electronics updates to include, speedometers and LED turnsignals for 2011 and older bikes.
Now there are a few 2011 softtail bikes that are compatible but they already have the new ECM in them.

The way to really see what the hell I am talking about is you have to look at the "NEW PARTS" section on the HD PARTS SITE

As time goes by I feel that we will see no more improvments to our bikes electronic wise (tachs, speedos...lighting). The Marketing dept will use this as a means to get people to buy a new bike.

I for one am not happy about this and expressed my displeasure already to HD. But I am just 1 person. I am bumming about this because it will force aftermarket makers to switch too.

I just feel like I have been dissed by the Moco...Turning my 2011 into an antique in 1 year.

 

Check out Dakota Digital. They might have what you're looking for. They had a great booth at Hot Harley Nights in Sioux Falls.

 

Don't like getting pissed on by the mothership do you ? Welcome to the club .

 

I looked at that Dakota Digital, Not my thing... I very much like the new HD versions but like I said, no worky on my 2011...

Yea Twisted, I have been crapped on by the Moco again LOL....

 

It's all over but the crying
the new demographic has been chosen to be fleeced

we were once as you are
you will be as we are

happy trails

 

So at what point should they stop making stuff to keep you happy? 1903's should get the ecm upgrade?

 

Again........when in doubt........carbed Evo......never out of style, or out of date....

 

+1......or carbed 2000 Fatboy......for the same reasons above. Glad I don't have all of those electronics on my bike. Just more stuff to go wrong!!

 

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I have a 1986 EVO and a 2008 TC. Like em both.
What HD doesn't offer, an aftermarket choice is usually there.