Gear change indicator

[gtr1000]

Can it be done? Has anyone even considered it?    http://www.bikehps.com/ProductFiles/DigitalGearIndicator.html

Or are there other products out there which might be adaptable?

MOD - I've since found out that the GIpro unit connects to a bike's ECU, so this one is a no go  but maybe there's something else out there.

[gtr1000]

Oooooohh, how about this one? http://www.digital-speedos.co.uk/gear-change-indicator-shift-light-multi-colour-for-vehicles-with-cable-drive-speedometer-127-p.asp

Might need some advice from someone who knows about the C-10 gearbox (SiSF  )

[DarkKnight]

Looking at a gear change indication, to me means your trying for another gear in 6th. Yes?
 I was there until I changed to 7th gear. For the money your going to spend to find out that you only still want another gear..... I would consider spending the money on the gear, over the indicator.

[gtr1000]

Looking at a gear change indication, to me means your trying for another gear in 6th. Yes?

Yes and no 

Having been observed by the police on a ride out, they suggested I change my riding style and instead of going into fast twisties in 6th at say 3k rpm, I use a lower gear (4th) to give better control through the bend. Would be nice to know what gear I'm in if it's not 6th.

[Daytona_Mike]

You dont need to know what gear your in, use the tach.  If it says 3k then gear down

[Two Skies]

Oooooohh, how about this one? http://www.digital-speedos.co.uk/gear-change-indicator-shift-light-multi-colour-for-vehicles-with-cable-drive-speedometer-127-p.asp

Might need some advice from someone who knows about the C-10 gearbox (SiSF  )

You'd need to install a digital tachometer for this one.  I'd imagine you could read the coil signal or similar somehow for a tach signal, but you'd need to find the right widget to work with it.

Or, you could just install a digital tachometer on your Connie...