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Whenever I'm riding, this particular mod gets quite a bit of attention...so I thought I would share some info.
I knew I was going to add some electric mods, and wanted a bank of switches...and a few gauges. I found this guy (Greg) online and contacted him about doing something. He has done switch and gauge panels for just about everything, but the Vikings had just come out and he didn't have anything available for them yet. After reading all of the reviews on what he does, I decided to move forward and have him make something. I made some cardboard templates of the flat areas on the dash, and also sent him one of the shoulder bolsters. I wanted the Viking logo incorporated and gave him some ideas, and then he refined things a bit...and we came up with a pretty neat product.
Before you look at the photos, it's important to note that you ARE NOT limited to this design. He now has the patterns for the warning label area (my switches are here), the odd shaped area to the left of the steering wheel ( my horn button is here), the open storage area under the warning label, the smooth flat areas top and bottom to the right of that (I have two gauges on top here), and the shoulder bolsters. I put my switches where the warning label was, but you can have a panel made that goes over the storage area so there is less cutting. You can order a panel with just switches and no logo, you can order a panel with just one/two/three switches and the rest blanks for future switches, you can move the logo to one side, you can do switches and a gauges in the same panel. If you want back lighting like mine...you can get any color you want, or combine colors, Maybe you don't want the logo, but you do want it to say something-or another logo...maybe different type switches or knobs. I could go on...but you get the picture. I ordered mine so it was almost plug-n-play. You get templates for your cut-outs, a drill bit and mounting screws as well. It came completely wired with fuses and relays.
Make sure you go to his site and look at all the different things he can do! Switch Panels | Concours Specialties If you have any questions, give Greg a call...he does answer the phone.
As far as price goes, I got a GREAT deal because I sent him templates and stuff. However, my research showed that pretty much everyone was happy with what they got. And remember...you don't have to do everything.
BTW: The panels are waterproof and, if you want the back of the panels to be completely sealed, he can do that too.
Here are the photos...SORRY, they're not in order.
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![Font Rectangle Circuit component Electrical wiring Eyewear]()
![Product Textile Sleeve Circuit component Electrical wiring]()
![Circuit component Passive circuit component Hardware programmer Electronic engineering Electronic component]()
![Picture frame Rectangle Grey Font Wood]()
![Vehicle Car Gauge Motor vehicle Steering wheel]()
![Automotive lighting Amber Electricity Automotive mirror Electronic signage]()
![Automotive lighting Street light Amber Motor vehicle Lighting]()
I knew I was going to add some electric mods, and wanted a bank of switches...and a few gauges. I found this guy (Greg) online and contacted him about doing something. He has done switch and gauge panels for just about everything, but the Vikings had just come out and he didn't have anything available for them yet. After reading all of the reviews on what he does, I decided to move forward and have him make something. I made some cardboard templates of the flat areas on the dash, and also sent him one of the shoulder bolsters. I wanted the Viking logo incorporated and gave him some ideas, and then he refined things a bit...and we came up with a pretty neat product.
Before you look at the photos, it's important to note that you ARE NOT limited to this design. He now has the patterns for the warning label area (my switches are here), the odd shaped area to the left of the steering wheel ( my horn button is here), the open storage area under the warning label, the smooth flat areas top and bottom to the right of that (I have two gauges on top here), and the shoulder bolsters. I put my switches where the warning label was, but you can have a panel made that goes over the storage area so there is less cutting. You can order a panel with just switches and no logo, you can order a panel with just one/two/three switches and the rest blanks for future switches, you can move the logo to one side, you can do switches and a gauges in the same panel. If you want back lighting like mine...you can get any color you want, or combine colors, Maybe you don't want the logo, but you do want it to say something-or another logo...maybe different type switches or knobs. I could go on...but you get the picture. I ordered mine so it was almost plug-n-play. You get templates for your cut-outs, a drill bit and mounting screws as well. It came completely wired with fuses and relays.
Make sure you go to his site and look at all the different things he can do! Switch Panels | Concours Specialties If you have any questions, give Greg a call...he does answer the phone.
As far as price goes, I got a GREAT deal because I sent him templates and stuff. However, my research showed that pretty much everyone was happy with what they got. And remember...you don't have to do everything.
BTW: The panels are waterproof and, if you want the back of the panels to be completely sealed, he can do that too.
Here are the photos...SORRY, they're not in order.
