Dakota Digital MLX-9414-K MLX-9000 Series Oval Black Bar-Mount Speedometer

The Dakota Digital MLX-9414-K is a feature-packed, bar-mount digital speedometer from the MLX-9000 Series, designed for select 2014 and newer Harley-Davidson CAN bus models. Housed in a sleek oval black enclosure, this instrument system delivers a comprehensive suite of readouts in a single, compact unit with full user customization.

Key Features:

• 0–199 mph/km/h speedometer with user-selectable MPH or km/h display
• 0–8,000 RPM bar graph tachometer
• Oil pressure gauge with sensor included
• Voltmeter, gear position readout, and clock
• Fuel level gauge (requires stock sender)
• Million-mile odometer with dual trip meters
• Turn signal, high beam, neutral, low fuel/oil/voltage, service engine, and wait-to-start indicator lamps
• Performance displays including 0–60 mph/km/h timer, quarter-mile time and speed, and high speed/RPM recall
• Bluetooth® connectivity for easy setup and customization via smartphone or tablet
• User-selectable RGB lighting with independently configurable colors for speed readout, message center, bar-graph displays, and gauge labels — or choose from 12 preset themes
• Movable displays allow placement of readouts in a variety of positions; choose between digital or bar-graph style for select readouts
• Integrated pushbutton switches operable even with gloves
• Auto-dimming display brightens in direct sunlight and dims at night for optimal visibility
• Imperial or Metric display selectable for international use

Expandable with MBM Modules: Optional Dakota Digital MBM expansion modules can add air suspension pressure, boost, compass heading, and other readouts to the message center.

Important Note: The MLX-9414-K will not plug directly into the stock gauge harness on 2018 and newer Breakout, Softail Standard, Street Bob, or Lowrider ST models due to varying OEM connectors. Not compatible with V-Rod applications. Instrument ships from the factory with 0 miles on the odometer, which can be set by the installer within the first 100 miles.