Hey,
If I change the rear sprocket gearing leaving the front sprocket the same. Will this throw the speedo calibration out????
Yes.
BTW, 15/41 is the gearing of choice for the fiddy1.
2003 gearing??
Hey,
If I change the rear sprocket gearing leaving the front sprocket the same. Will this throw the speedo calibration out????
If I change the rear sprocket gearing leaving the front sprocket the same. Will this throw the speedo calibration out????
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Yes.
BTW, 15/41 is the gearing of choice for the fiddy1.
speedo,,..
Thanks, any ideas as to geting the speedo reading correctly?????
Thanks, any ideas as to geting the speedo reading correctly?????
SpeedoHealerThanks, any ideas as to geting the speedo reading correctly?????
I just ordered a speedo healer from california sportbike on 6/30, still haven't seen it, these guys are slooooow. BTW, am I correct? With 15 front and 41 rear
sprockets, my speedo reads 12 mph fast, is that correct? That's what I came up with with my GPS, can anyone confirm this?
John
sprockets, my speedo reads 12 mph fast, is that correct? That's what I came up with with my GPS, can anyone confirm this?
John
John, I believe it would be a percentage off, as in 10% fast. So, for example, if your speedo reads 60, your GPS would say 54, and so on. I noticed that with mine bfore I put the speedo healer on it. Good luck.I just ordered a speedo healer from california sportbike on 6/30, still haven't seen it, these guys are slooooow. BTW, am I correct? With 15 front and 41 rear
sprockets, my speedo reads 12 mph fast, is that correct? That's what I came up with with my GPS, can anyone confirm this?
John
BTW, how did you mount your GPS unit?
I have a Garmin Nuvi 200 with a car windshield mount. I just suction cupped it to the far left/top of my windscreen. As for power, I use a battery tender connector attached to the cigarette lighter socket which I place in my trunk and connect to the battery tender pigtail on my bike. I have battery tenders on all my bikes, so it's easy to transfer from bike to bike. The bikes I have that don't have windshields, ('89 Hawk GT, '86 XL 600R) I just stick the suction cup over the tachometer lens, done deal!
John
John
Pretty slick! I've seen mags that carry videocamera mount units that suction to the tank, but I don't know if I'd trust my Nuvi's life to a tank mount.I have a Garmin Nuvi 200 with a car windshield mount. I just suction cupped it to the far left/top of my windscreen. As for power, I use a battery tender connector attached to the cigarette lighter socket which I place in my trunk and connect to the battery tender pigtail on my bike. I have battery tenders on all my bikes, so it's easy to transfer from bike to bike. The bikes I have that don't have windshields, ('89 Hawk GT, '86 XL 600R) I just stick the suction cup over the tachometer lens, done deal!
John
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