Gear indicator

Has anyone added a gear indicator to their M800/M50? I think the C50/C800 comes with one, I was wondering if the switch was on the bike just not hooked up to anything, sorry if this has been discussed before, I had a look but could not find anything. My bike is a 2013 M50.

I have a 2008 C50 which does not come with a gear indicator. I have always bought HEALTECH GI PRO 
DS TYPE  gear position idicators for all my previous bikes and I have one on my intruder. It's a plug and play unit which simply plugs in to the bikes diagnostic socket. No messing about with wires or setting up. They will have a unit to fit your bike. Mine cost  £100 last year.  Well worth it as far as I am concerned as I always forget which gear I'm in. 
Google HEALTECH INDUSTRIES and get the correct product code for your bike.
Mine is a GPDS - S01 and I believe yours is the same. They come in three different colours.
They also sell them on eBay 
hope this helps

Not something I know about but must agree with Ricky, Healtech are great people.

Or perhaps this one:
http://www.ebay.es/itm/PZRACING-GEARTRONIC-ZERO-S1-SUZUKI-SPECIFIC-GEAR-INDICATOR-PLUG-AND-PLAY-/321567148063?pt=UK_Motorcycle_Parts_13&hash=item4adee5481f

They use the same plug&play like the one as Ricky has and i think the M50 (2005-2011) also fit on your bike 9lives

Wow, $160 Canadian dollars for a gear indicator. I was just hoping that since the 2013 C50 had one from the factory it would be a cheap add on. Oh well time to start saving, it may have to wait for a while, just spend $400 on a windshield and still need to buy a backrest to appease the wife. Thanks for the info guys.

You can buy chepo magnetic ones... one magnet goes on the shift lever and the pickup goes on the trans...

http://www.ebay.ca/itm/Hotsale-Auto-Programming-6-Speed-Universal-Digital-Gear-Indicator-for-Motorcycle-/281025146826?pt=Motorcycles_Parts_Accessories&hash=item416e676fca&vxp=mtr

That's a great alternative.

Mr Intruder wrote:

That's a great alternative.

From what I'm reading Dave it is the only alternative for pre 2005 bikes as they don't have the diagnostic socket which the Healtech etc plugs in to so a good buy for anyone with an older model 

no there is another one  HealTech now makes a wheel speed sensor kit ("WSS") which is in essence a universal speed sensor kit for bikes that cannot use the plug-n-tap kits

you would need to buy GIPRO-X-RD + GPX-WSS and it's pretty pricey....