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dash: terminology question

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tineke (Automotive)

3 Oct 02 4:50

In an text on motor bikes I read 'comes with a fully loaded dash'.
Can somebody tell me what this means?
Thanks !!

mloew (Automotive)

3 Oct 02 7:27

A dash is also called an instrument panel.

Best regards,

Matthew Ian Loew

tineke (Automotive)

3 Oct 02 8:02

thank you, matthew.
and does 'fully loaded' mean that that the panel comes complete with all the instruments installed?

mloew (Automotive)

3 Oct 02 9:24

Tineke,

You are welcome. I would indeed assume that fully loaded would indicate a full compliment of instrumentation.

Best regards,

Matthew Ian Loew

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