Make your Honda Pop 110i look more modern with a fully digital dashboard
As a leading global two-wheeler brand, Honda boasts a massive user base in Brazil and Latin America due to its durability, fuel efficiency, and ease of maintenance. Honda's product lineup is extensive, covering everything from the Honda Pop 110 and CB190 to large-displacement models. As a common entry-level commuter motorcycle, the Honda Pop 110i's dashboard has continuously evolved alongside market demands.
For many users, choosing a dashboard is not just about reading digital information; it is also about selecting a different riding experience. Today, we will break down several mainstream dashboard options for the Honda Pop 110i from the perspectives of installation, readability, appearance, and functionality, helping customers determine which model best suits their motorcycle.
Currently on the market, Honda Pop 110i dashboards can be roughly divided into 3 mainstream types based on product form: Original Mechanical Pointer / Original Replacement, Digital Upgrade Screen, and VA Display Premium Model. If universal modified dashboards are included, they can be categorized into 4 types.
This is the most basic and common repair replacement option currently available. Its core value is not an "upgrade," but rather restoring the original vehicle's functions. When a customer's original dashboard breaks, the pointer stops moving, the casing is damaged, or the mileage roller fails, they typically prioritize this style that closely matches the original structure.
Reason for Purchase: The dashboard is broken and requires a cheap, stable replacement part resembling the original; these customers prioritize smooth installation, functional restoration, and low repair costs.
| Power-on Effect | Front Structure | Back Structure |
The second category is the standard digital upgrade screen. It retains the outline and installation logic of the Pop 110i's original dashboard casing but upgrades the traditional pointer reading to a digital display. This digital dashboard utilizes a black panel paired with a color digital display; once powered on, it centrally displays speed, RPM, mileage, gear, fuel level, and various riding indicators. Compared to the original mechanical dashboard, its biggest change is upgrading the traditional pointer to a digital format, allowing for more direct speed reading while riding and making it more striking at night. This product is suitable for customers who wish to upgrade from a mechanical to a digital display without a high budget.
Installation Characteristics: Digital upgrade models are generally best suited for customers desiring an "original spot upgrade." It is not a universal modification dashboard.
Reason for Purchase: Wants to upgrade to a digital display on a sensitive budget; wants the bike to look better than the original without excessively high costs.
| Power-on Effect | Front Structure | Back Structure |
The third category is the VA display premium model, which fits into a higher-end upgrade position. VA is a type of LCD technology. Compared to standard digital screens, the VA display dashboard uses a VA display area that, upon power-on, presents speed, mileage, fuel level, and vehicle status information on a blue main interface. Compared to standard digital screens, the VA screen offers a deeper display background, wider illuminating area, and clearer display. Nighttime reading is more comfortable, and long rides won't cause strong visual irritation when glancing at the dashboard.
In motorcycle dashboard applications, the value of a VA screen goes beyond "displaying numbers"; it centrally presents speed, gear, fuel, mileage, time, and indicators within a clearer, more premium area. Due to its superior screen structure, backlight effects, and display quality, its production costs and product positioning are higher than standard digital screens.
Reason for Purchase: Wants to make the Pop 110i look more modern and premium; rides frequently at night; values clear speed, gear, and fuel readings; willing to pay for a more durable, comfortable, and premium display effect.
| Power-on Effect | Front Structure | Back Structure |
In addition to the three vehicle-specific dashboards above, universal digital speedometer products also appear on the market. Sellers might claim they fit the Pop 110i, but they lean more towards universal modification and do not necessarily have vehicle-specific casings.
These products offer a strong customized feel, but installation may not be as direct as vehicle-specific parts; brackets, wiring harnesses, sensors, and fixing methods must be verified. Customers usually buy these to pursue personalized modifications rather than non-destructive original position replacements.
For end customers, the key to choosing a dashboard is not "which one has the most features," but rather which one best fits their usage scenario. Mechanical models solve repair and replacement issues; digital upgrade screens address basic digital upgrades; VA display premium models resolve demands for high-end aesthetics, comfortable reading, durability, and stronger visual value.
| Comparison Item | Category 1: Original Mechanical Pointer | Category 2: Digital Upgrade Screen | Category 3: VA Display Premium |
|---|---|---|---|
| Product Positioning | Repair & replacement, restoring original functions | Basic digital upgrade, emphasizing direct reading | Premium display upgrade, emphasizing durability, comfort, and screen texture |
| Display Method | Mechanical pointer + mechanical mileage roller | Standard digital screen/digital display, centralized info, high contrast | VA display screen, wider illuminated area, non-glaring |
| Speed Reading | Red pointer reading traditional scale | Digital speed, more direct than pointer | High-contrast digital display, clear light/dark layers |
| Mileage Display | Mechanical roller total mileage | Digital mileage / basic riding info display | Digital mileage, multiple status sets displayed centrally |
| Core Functions | Speed, gear, fuel bar, mileage, time, turn signal, high beam, N gear, warning lights | Speed, gear, fuel bar, mileage, time, turn signal, high beam, N gear, warning lights | Digital speed, mileage, fuel, neutral N, turn signals, high beam, engine/EFI, VA luminous area |
| Appearance/Feel | Close to original, traditional and low-profile | Strong visual impact, more modern than original | Premium VA display, akin to high-end digital dashboards |
| Durability/Cost | Simple structure, low repair/replacement cost | Costs and selling prices relatively acceptable | Higher production cost, premium positioning; ideal as high-value upgrade |
| Reading Comfort | Relies on pointer, average for night/quick scanning | High contrast, prominent at night, easy recognition in low light | Wider illuminated area, easiest recognition in low light |
| Installation/Wiring | Familiar to mechanics, logic close to original | Simple wiring, equipped with matching harness, easy install | Closest to original structure, plug-and-play |
| Suitable Customers | Broken dashboard, wants a cheap and stable replacement | Wants digital upgrade, but sensitive to budget | Wants a more premium, durable, and better-displaying product |
| Sales Value | Basic repair part, stable volume | Mid-range upgrade, strong visual selling point, high acceptance | High-end upgrade, strong premium capacity and visual appeal |
For end customers, dashboard differences mainly manifest in readability, appearance, and installation experience; however, for wholesalers and offline parts buyers, what matters more is whether the supplier can continuously and stably provide different types of products. If only a single style is available, the customer's choices are limited. If a supplier can simultaneously cover original mechanical models, digital upgrade screens, and VA display premium models, they can help buyers form a more complete SKU structure, covering the three consumer tiers of repair replacement, basic upgrade, and premium upgrade.
This is why buyers selecting a Honda Pop 110i dashboard supplier should look not only at the price of a single product but also at whether the factory possesses the capabilities for continuous development, mass production, stable supply, and global delivery.
As a professional motorcycle dashboard manufacturer, Baihang BH-Meter can produce the three mainstream dashboards for the Honda Pop 110i: Original Mechanical Pointer / Replacement, Digital Upgrade Screen, and VA Display Premium Model. Whether a buyer wants basic repair parts, mid-range digital upgrades, or premium VA display products suitable for profit promotion, they can obtain corresponding product solutions at Baihang.
For buyers, this means they can use the same supply system to complete multiple dashboard purchases, reducing the costs of repeatedly finding suppliers, making samples, and testing, which is conducive to long-term distribution, replenishment, and establishing low, medium, and high price bands.
As a motorcycle dashboard manufacturer, Baihang BH-Meter has 16 years of industry experience and has developed over 300+ types of motorcycle dashboards, covering original replacement, digital upgrade, VA display, and LCD modification models.
Choosing Baihang is not just choosing a Honda Pop 110i dashboard, but choosing a professional manufacturer capable of continuous development, stable supply, and support for multi-model, multi-SKU operations. For buyers wishing to operate a long-term motorcycle dashboard business, Baihang is a more stable, professional, and suitable factory choice for long-term cooperation.
The core of upgrading a Honda Pop 110i dashboard is not just changing a pointer to a digital display, but making speed, gear, fuel, mileage, and warning information clearer and more centralized, whilst making a practical commuter motorcycle look much more modern. To explore these innovative dashboard solutions and learn more about our custom manufacturing capabilities, visit our official website at www.bh-meter.com.