Independent aftermarket LCD components
Motorcycle Dashboard LCD Replacement
Find a compatible motorcycle speedometer LCD screen from the actual instrument, not just the bike badge. Start with the model or a known CXW display number, then compare the original glass and cluster revision.
For repair workshops and wholesalers: send clear front-and-rear photos of the removed LCD, its markings, flex and mounting points before ordering.Model and part lookup
Search the listed displays.
Try the bike model, CXW part number or a number printed on the old LCD. Unlisted original-screen numbers require a photo and manual compatibility review; a search result alone does not prove fit.
Documented catalog examples
Start from the closest cluster.
Listed applications describe intended compatibility. The original LCD label or OEM part number is not publicly confirmed for these examples and must be checked against a sample.
CXW0920-A0 KTM Duke 390 (2014–2016) Replacement Instrument LCD
Replacement instrument LCD for compatible KTM Duke 390 clusters, with a photographed orange-backlight display check.
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Ducati Monster 696 / 795 / 796 / 1100 Speedometer LCD
Ready-to-ship compatible replacement LCD for Ducati Monster 696, 795, 796 and 1100 instrument repair.
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What is known, and what still needs confirmation.
A CXW part number or catalog SKU is not an original equipment manufacturer part number.
| Vehicle application | CXW catalog identifier | Original LCD identifier | Physical fit check |
|---|---|---|---|
| KTM Duke 390 · 2014–2016 | CXW0920-A0 | Not verified; send label or drawing | Compare the cluster revision, mounting tabs, flex and original display artwork. |
| Ducati Monster 696 / 795 / 796 / 1100 | CXW-DUCATI-MONSTER-LCD | Not verified; send label or drawing | Compare the cluster variant, printed artwork, glass outline and flex connection. |
Workshop or wholesale RFQ
Send the old screen details to Alice.
We can check a listed display or review an unlisted motorcycle LCD from the original part and the intended repair volume.
- Bike make, model, year and cluster revision
- Front and rear LCD photos, label and markings
- Glass outline, tabs, flex and connector photos
- Sample quantity and expected ongoing demand
Related engineering paths
Review the wider replacement LCD process.
Start with the closest project type, then review the relevant products, technical guidance and RFQ requirements.
Motorcycle display FAQ
Confirm fit before ordering.
A similar-looking instrument can contain a different LCD revision.
01Can I identify a motorcycle dashboard LCD from the bike model alone?+
No. Year, cluster revision, original LCD artwork, outline, mounting and flex connection must also match. Send front and rear photos of the removed display before ordering.
02Can I search using the original LCD part number?+
Enter any number visible on the original label in the search box. Only confirmed catalog identifiers return a match. If the number is not listed, send Alice a clear label photo; we do not assume an OEM number maps to a CXW component without comparison.
03Is this a genuine KTM or Ducati instrument cluster?+
No. These are independently supplied aftermarket LCD components for compatible repair applications. The complete cluster, controller and housing are not included.
04What should a repair workshop or wholesaler include in an RFQ?+
Share the bike make, model and year, cluster revision, original display photos and markings, quantity, location and any recurring demand. A sample can then be reviewed against the actual cluster.