My reply, and product offered are a direct refute to your assertion that none such product exists, Delta.
First of all, I didn't make such an assertion. See above. Digital for me means representation in digits. That is quite logic, isn't it? What's the point in buying expensive digital stuff that then mimicks analogue representation? You might as well have stayed with the conventional analogue instruments IMO. You have to do without fancy blue lights but that's allright. They're not my taste anyway as most stuff from Taiwan isn't.
But now I come to think of it, maybe you just grabbed the opportunity to show your stuff. Well, congrats.
Am I opposed to new technics? Far from it. But I always prefer simple and intuitive above what I call show-of stuff. I've always regretted I donated my old analogue dwell/tach meter after I had bought a new digital one. The old set was much easier to work with. On the other side, that small Led voltage indicator Pewe showed for instance is a good example of what I mean. Direct, intuitive, simple and it beats all kinds of fancy gauges that distract us with digits our brain has to interpret.
But I must admit I find it hard to discuss with people that mount oil temperature dipsticks and pressure gauges
at their feet because they 'like to know what goes on in the engine'. For heavens sake, when I'm riding, I like to know what goes on on the road. And what Honda thought what is useful for us riders to know, they've presented precisely in our line of sight.
