00:00If your bike's stock speedometer is off by 10 mph, or worse, you're running a custom build with
00:05no speedo at all, this one's for you. I've spent the last couple of weeks digging through the
00:10highest-rated GPS speedometer gauges out there, the kind that pull your speed straight from
00:14satellites so it's dead accurate no matter what tires or sprockets you're running.
00:18These are the top 5, all of them proven with thousands of sales and near-perfect ratings,
00:23and I found some seriously good deals. Let's get into it.
00:28First up is the 52mm digital GPS speedometer with the external antenna.
00:33What I love about this one is how much it packs into such a small housing.
00:38You get a digital speed readout, an odometer, and 7 different backlight colors so you can
00:43match it to whatever gauge cluster or dash lighting you've already got going.
00:47It runs on both 12 and 24-volt systems, so it works on bikes, boats, cars, pretty much anything with
00:53a
00:53battery. At $29.59 with almost 5,000 units sold and a perfect 5-star rating, this is the one
01:01I'd
01:01grab if I wanted clean, compact, and accurate without cluttering up my handlebars.
01:06Next is the budget champion, the 52mm GPS speedometer with the analog-style needle face.
01:13Here's the cool part, you can pick your top speed range, 30, 60, 120, or 200 kilometers an hour,
01:19so you're actually using the full sweep of the needle instead of watching it sit in the bottom
01:23quarter of the dial all day. It's got the same 7-color backlight and it comes with the GPS antenna
01:29included. And the price is the real headline, $18.76. That's under $20 for a 5-star gauge with
01:38nearly 5,000 sold. If you're building on a budget, this is unbeatable value.
01:44Now if you want something you can actually read at a glance, step up to the universal 85mm GPS
01:50speedometer. That bigger face makes a huge difference at speed, you glance down, you get the number,
01:56eyes back on the road. It's got the 7-color LED backlight, the selectable 60 or 200 km per hour
02:03range,
02:04and it's built for motorcycles, boats, and trucks alike. It's $36.81 and with a 4.9-star rating across
02:12nearly 5,000 buyers, people clearly love it. This is the sweet spot for most riders, big readable dial,
02:19solid build, fair price. Coming in at number 4 is the other 85mm GPS speedometer and the standout here
02:26is the flexibility of that speed range, 30 all the way up to 200 kilometers an hour. So whether you're
02:33on a
02:33little scooter, a cruiser, or a boat that tops out at 20 knots, you can dial in a range that
02:38actually
02:38makes sense for your machine. It ships with the GPS antenna, has the same 7-color backlight,
02:44and it's also $36.81. With over 4,000 sold, it's a proven gauge, and honestly it's a great pick
02:52if
02:52your ride sits at the slower end and you want real needle resolution. And finally, the one I'd
02:57personally bolt onto a bike that lives outside, the waterproof 85mm GPS speedometer.
03:03This is the same big, easy-read format, same 7-color backlight, same 12 and 24-volt compatibility,
03:10but it's sealed up to handle rain, spray, and washdowns. If you ride year-round, or you're
03:16putting this on a boat, that waterproofing is worth every penny. It's $38.46, so you're paying about
03:23more than the standard version for real weather protection. With a 4.9 rating, that's an easy call
03:29for me. All five of these are linked down in the description, so go check the current prices,
03:35they move around a lot. If this helped you pick the right gauge, hit that like button
03:39and subscribe for more MotoGear breakdowns. Thanks for watching, and I'll catch you in the next one.
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