Shift light?

blue monkey motorsports stocks the healtech shift light.
I have their gear indicator kit on my wifes Hyperstrada and it works perfectly.

This install info is for the gear indicator I installed. I am assuming the shift light would work the same.
Install was easy but the power wire was too short and I had to patch in another length of wire.
You have to unscrew the power tap, under the seat by the tail, to get at the red/black wire to tap into it. They provide taps and ties. I had to use a razor to cut back the covering on the bikes wiring coming into the power tap to get a good section of the red/black wire to tap into it.
I ran the units wiring cable up the right side of the bike and attached it just to the right of the instrument panel. There was even an open clip for the wire along the right frame tube. I removed the right side painted panel to get a better look at passing the wire through. Also loosened the bolts on seat cross brace to fit the wiring under it. At the front of the bike I undid a wiring clip up near the top of the forks and ran the wire through. It plugs into the bikes OBD diagnostic computer plug so it will have to be unplugged if the dealer is connecting for service.
Instructions are fine but you have to figure out how to run the wires on your bike.

My gear indicator unit works very well but note there is very short delay after changing the gear before the light changes. So does their shift light have a slight delay and if yes would that unit be worthwhile? I can't answer that one for certain but even a slight delay on a shift light is not good. If there is a delay you may have to set the light at a lower rpm to compensate for the delay.