Trail Tech Vapor Computer

This unit has absolutely no GPS functionality. It uses a wheel speed sensor to display speed. If you're after a Trail Tech with GPS mapping, take a look at the Trail Tech Voyager Pro GPS Computer Kit. That unit can be setup to display speed either, via wheel speed or GPS signal. Admittedly. the GPS signal isn't that great for showing speed since it's only updated, at most, every second on the Voyager Pro version.

The LCD instrument itself measures 4.2" wide x 2.3" tall and a smidge under one inch thick.

Every one of these kits comes with a set of handlebar clamps that you can use to affix the instrument to your machine. It'll be fitted in the middle, right above the triple clamps. You don't need to purchase anything else to fit this to your Suzuki, or any other machine for which they're listed to fit.

Yes, if you were to select the 2024 Yamaha Raptor 700R Trail Tech Vapor instrument from our fit guide, you'd receive the correct parts to fit your machine.

Yes, absolutely. Every Trail Tech Vapor motorcycle computer has a backlit LCD display so you can easily view this instrument during nighttime operations.

Yes, there is protector available for that Vapor computer. If you search our website for Trail Tech Vapor/Striker Protector Mount, it will pop right up for you.

Yes, as it has it's own battery.

Yes, this unit does have it's own battery.

If you're comfortable with things like doing an oil change, servicing the clutch or installing handgaurds on your bike, adding this kit to your machine isn't really that difficult. No special tools are required and most guys get it done within two or three hours at most. Just take your time and follow the well-written instructions that come with each kit. Everything you need comes in the box, as far as parts are concerned. Just be sure to carefully route the wiring for all sensors in an effort to keep them away from the exhaust and other moving parts and you can expect years of reliable use out of the device.

Trail Tech's computers are designed to work with any of the machines you see in our fit guide. In the case of air-cooled models, the temp sensor fits under the spark plug. It's a simple, but clever way of getting an accurate reading.