Current bikes I can make Custom Speedo Faces for:

Yamaha Road Star ('99 - '07)
Yamaha V-Star ('99 - '07)
Yamaha Royal Star (any model year)

The Design

Tell me your ideas on what you want your new speedo face to look like and I will design it to your specifications. You can send me artwork, and/or pictures that you would like to be included and I will incorporate them. When you are describing your ideas to me, keep in mind that the more detail you provide, the easier and faster it will be to create your new Custom Speedo Face exactly how you want it.

Do I make Speedo Faces for other makes and models of bikes?
How about cars?

Well, the short answer is "most likely". As of today, the Yamaha Star line of motorcycles are the only ones that I can definitely make Custom Speedo Faces for. If you have any other type of bike and are interested in a Custom Speedo Face, chances are very good that I can make it for you. As long as you are able to open the speedo housing and remove the existing face and needles and scan the face, I can definitely make a Custom Speedo face for you. If this is something you are interested in, please burn a CD with the the scanned image of your existing speedo face in either a .BMP or .TIF format in at least 300 dpi resolution and send me an e-mail to chopperwolf@gmail.com and I will give you the shipping address to send it to.

Speedo Faces for cars are a little more difficult due to the fact that they are usually much longer than a standard sheet of paper. If the gauge face on your car is smaller than a regular sheet of paper (8 1/2 X 11), and as long as you are able to remove it from your car and get a scanned image and send it to me following the directions above, I can most likely make one for you. Feel free to e-mail me if you are interested and we can go from there.

Will the Speedo face fade?

Sadly, the short answer is "yes". Unfortunately all Inks and pigments will fade after prolonged exposure to the sun. This is unavoidable. There are ways to prolong the color of your speedo face. Make sure to keep your bike garaged when not riding it. Try to park in the shade whenever possible. I have seen some UV blocking film that you could apply to the underside of the glass of your speedometer housing.

I have had several customers who have had te same speedo on their bike for years without any visible fading. There have been a few who did report that their speedo face did fade somewhat after a year or so, but not very much. Unfortunately, I cannot gaurentee against fading.

Ready to order?

When you are ready to order and would like to find out pricing information and fill out an order form, click on the "Price/Order" button at the top of the page. You can also send me an e-mail to chopperwolf@gmail.com and I will answer any questions you may have.