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Finally got around to doing this today.
Went from 17:40 to 16:42 and also added a SpeedoHealer. (I hope I got it right.)
Anyone else done either of these? The SpeedoHealer was easy to install but I'm not sure that I've programmed it correctly.
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Hiya,
I believe the std speedo/gearing is 7% fast, ie speedo shows 100kph - actual speed 93kph.
I replaced my 17 tooth front with a 16, this made the speedo 15% fast. I'm GUESSING with a 42 on the rear the speedo will be 18% fast.
To get an accurate reading I attached a GPS to the bike and went for a ride down the freeway - the % of difference will be the same through the speed range.
Simply run through the set up procedure on the healer - with the ignition on and the back wheel off the ground, spin the wheel, a red light should flash on the healer box. This means it's hooked up ok.
I reckon you need a -18.0 setting for an accurate speedo!
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25-04-2010, 06:54pm
(This post was last modified: 25-04-2010, 06:59pm by Rainbow7.)
(25-04-2010, 06:41pm)PostmanPete Wrote: To get an accurate reading I attached a GPS to the bike and went for a ride down the freeway
Yeah, I"m going to do that...
after the long weekend!
EDIT: According to the HealTech calculator, it's -12.4%.
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