Riders Passion Stem Nut Clock for Metric Motorcycles, White dial

If you are anything like me you normally have a few hours to ride but have to get back to the house so you can get started on that "honey do" list that NEVER ENDS! So when your riding down the road you need to know the time...well now you have it. I have had this on the bike for about two years and this is my experience. As for fit and finish looks great and hold up well. The only concern that I have is that when riding at night it is a little hard to see the time due to the glow in the dark material on the hands of the clock are not that bright and can be hard to see. It would have been better if the face was glow in the dark and not the hands. The time on the clock is accurate. After two years the battery did die but was easy to replace....all in all I have not found anything better.

I like the product a lot so far. I just installed it. Its a tight fit which is good. I had to tap it on with a hammer to get it flush. I wish the collar was shorter so it would not protrude so much but It's not a big deal. You also have to play with the clock's rubber gasket to get the clock fitted in the collar flush but again a tight fit is good. I am satisfied so far but this is day 1. I am unsure of how it will hold up but it feels like decent quality. I installed this on my 2004 Honda Shadow Sabre VT1100.

Looks great on my 2007 Triumph America. Easy to install, easy to read, a very important addition to a biker's journey. However, here's a caveat: when the battery needs to be replaced (although the long life is excellent), it's not that easy. Taking the clock off the bike with its included allen wrench is no big deal,and replacing the battery is easy, but if you don't replace the clock in exactly the same position into its holder in the same position (there are no marks) it will look off-kilter, and you'll have to do it again until you get it right (my suggestion is to use pencil marks). And, the silicon washer/seal that embeds the clock into its holder is difficult to get adjusted just right. If it isn't, the clock will fall off onto the road while you're riding - it has happened to me.

I love the addition of this clock to my bike. I installed it on my 1999 Honda Shadow Ace 750 and it fit perfectly! The ONLY thing I wish it had is that it could be read at night or low light, otherwise it is absolutely perfect.

It took about 15 min to open the package and install. Was easy to set up and sets in a perfect place to see. Has keep perfect time and in a location that won't get bumped. Would be nice if it was offered with a digital face. Have no dislikes so far.

Very simple to install and keeps great time. Looks like it was part of the bike. Worth the purchase. Perfect!

I've had mine for over 7 years for my Yamaha Vstar 1100 Silverado. There getting harder to find now, mine especially because it's 27mm stem. The only problem, and this is a heads up, the glass lens will break if you force pressure on it. Always push on the chrome edges when re-attaching. I had a watchman replace the lens. Then 3 years later I forgot and pushed down with my thumb dead center on lens and it shattered and pushed the clock right out of it's backing. Hands on clock bent. This time I am buying a 30mm (wrong size) just to get the watch to put in my 27mm mount.(I hope the clock is same size) Looks awesome on the bike as speedo is white and matches perfect. Can't find the 27mm anywhere on web. Even the manufacturers website is unaccessible as if they no longer exist. Can't go wrong with this as clock is very purdy. Just be careful reinstalling after battery dies. Battery lasts 1 to 1.5 years before needed replacement...every winter I do it. Always set it one hours ahead for spring forward time change.