Do you think this was a good price?

[pearljam724]

They look awesome. But I wouldn't pay that amount. But as you see, somebody else would.

[Fritz500]

If they sold then they were worth it to someone.

I found a pair of NOS gauges for my Titan for just under 2/3 that price and I was very happy.

Cheers

[diamondj]

Considering I've seen Cobra show bikes bring as much as $8,000 - $400 for what amounts to a brand new pair of Cobra gauges doesn't seem insane. If you had a 95+ point show bike/restoration and your grotty old gauges were holding you back from a 98+ point best of show, $400 might even seem like a bargain. Of course to get to that point you've already come to grips with the fact you might not get back all the time and money spent on your project bike.

Jim

[Suzsmokeyallan]

Ok let me say this, they are in excellent condition and the price you paid is a steal. To put this price you paid into perspective ONE analogue gauge for a first generation 1990s Bandit 1200 is over $450.00 each.
You did very well on the score of those two gauges, I just hope they dont store them upside down as shown in that photo as that causes the armature fluid to leak out.

[argo1974]

About a year ago, I got NOS Cobra speedo for about $125 off the ebay. And, I've seen NOS 69 tachs (large idiot lights) going for slightly over $100. Without hesitation, I'd pay for correct NOS Cobra tach with small idiot lights approx. $200-$250.
If those gauges from NZ are in near to new condition, that price was absolutely OK.

[Suzsmokeyallan]

Yes they look stunning indeed but I'm a bit puzzled by the tach. The unit looks new but the three coloured lenses for the warning bulbs look a bit pale, especially the orange one, as if they are sun faded.