All products
Product comparison
Compare the roles.
Each product has a different job. Sharing the MonsterLink name does not make one a requirement for another.
| Product | Purpose | How it relates | Development stage |
|---|---|---|---|
| MonsterLink VIHMotorcycle integration | A common connection point for supported motorcycle functions and compatible MonsterLink additions, designed to keep future upgrades organized. | Integration hub for supported connections | Custom design underway. |
| MonsterLink BTMBluetooth audio | A standalone Bluetooth audio upgrade for the sound system already on your motorcycle. | Standalone; no VIH or MonsterSync required | Working PCB. Firmware testing underway. |
| MonsterLink VSMLighting & brake awareness | Dedicated lighting electronics for your motorcycle, focused on everyday riding and braking. | Dedicated electronics; normal operation is intended to work without the app | PCB in hand. Firmware development underway. |
| MonsterLink VDMMotorcycle diagnostics | A planned diagnostic module with a clear aim: help riders understand the information their motorcycle can provide. | Diagnostic scope and connections still being defined | Planned. Development has not started. |
| MonsterLink RISAn on-bike display | A planned rider display for information and controls that belong on the motorcycle, while your phone handles setup and ownership. | Display hardware and integration still to be defined | Planned. |
| MonsterLink Fork BraceMechanical fork bracing | A mechanical brace designed around the Kawasaki Voyager and Vaquero fork assembly, with fitted clamps and a shaped bridge. | Mechanical; no electronic connection | Design complete. Printed fitment confirmed. |
| MonsterLink KISKeyless ignition | An authorized fob in your pocket and a deliberate press on the motorcycle: that is the planned keyless ignition experience. | Fob authorization and a motorcycle-mounted button | Firmware and PCB design nearing completion. |
All products are in development and are not available to order. Fork Brace printed fitment has been confirmed for its Voyager and Vaquero design; machined metal prototypes still need to be produced and tested. Other product fitment remains unconfirmed.