Guys may i know has anyone use this to convert MPH to KPH on your VTX1300 speedometer and ride it?
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So at 60 mph you are doing 96.5 kph. Use the formula provided with the product to figure your correction difference, input it into it and you'll be good to go!
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I haven't. But I wouldn't see why it couldn't do it. It's just a matter of inputting the right ratio. There is 1.609 kilometers in a mile.
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I haven't but I no longer use it, after I stripped a pedal screw with it. In my opinion the tool is not accurate and the scale is not precise enough if are going to work on carbon frame. The are better torque ranches for not much more on amazon.
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I see no way to mount or calibrate this type of speedometer on a Spinner NXT from a picture. I'm sure it could be done but it may be more trouble than it's worth.
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the speed should show in the gps window . dont know if they make a transducer with speed
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Sorry I haven't yet installed mine. However from what I can tell, it requires digital speedometer and tachometer wiring. It will not work with mechanical equipment.
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It is better than powertap. Tried it on the track and got good data, but occasional drop outs occurred. Most likely because of interference from other riders.
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What are you trying to do with it? I have an Edge 500 but I don't use it at all with the ANT stick. The ANT stick turns your computer into a receiver of data from your bike (on a trainer assumedly). I signed up with Trainer Road and got a speed cadence sensor. The ANT stick just picks up the signal and Trainer Road processes the data on my computer....not sure if that helps you...
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Has anyone used this device on an Adventure Cycling cross country tour? And how useful are the AC way point info. Tnx, Jack
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Short answer is yes. However, there are several combinations or kits that are tailored to specific models of vehicles. This gauge is used to replace the typical instrument cluster of a vehicle. Typically this applies to motorcycles, dirt bikes and Quads. This gauge accepts a variety of inputs in order to display speed, RPM, tempurature ect. There are several kits that include different types of sensors for detecting speed, engine speed and temperature. I would suggested heading over to trail tech and finding the kit that would fit your bike. Each kit includes the same module but, different styles of sensors. Short answer is yes. However, there are several combinations or kits that are tailored to specific models of vehicles. This gauge is used to replace the typical instrument cluster of a vehicle. Typically this applies to motorcycles, dirt bikes and Quads. This gauge accepts a variety of inputs in order to display speed, RPM, tempurature ect. There are several kits that include different types of sensors for detecting speed, engine speed and temperature. I would suggested heading over to trail tech and finding the kit that would fit your bike. Each kit includes the same module but, different... » Read More Short answer is yes. However, there are several combinations or kits that are tailored to specific models of vehicles. This gauge is used to replace the typical instrument cluster of a vehicle. Typically this applies to motorcycles, dirt bikes and Quads. This gauge accepts a variety of inputs in order to display speed, RPM, tempurature ect. There are several kits that include different types of sensors for detecting speed, engine speed and temperature. I would suggested heading over to trail tech and finding the kit that would fit your bike. Each kit includes the same module but, different styles of sensors. « Show Less
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Yes, Brian is correct. This will work. However, I definitely recommend the VT30 if you have that many vehicles. It doesn't cost much more and will provide you with Sensor IDs and absolute tire pressure (will read the same pressure the sensors see instead of relative pressure). Make sense?
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Should work fine. It reads the front wheel rotation. This is the 3rd bike and speedometer my wife had. She likes, because easy to read and use.
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Understand that (it appears as if) the "app" is flexible and the units of measure can indeed be changed, however the GPS Pro itself is permanently fixed to read MPH, not Kph. A quick visit to the BAD Elf web site did NOT answer the question either.Here is a link to the owner's manual. I saw no mention of being able to switch units on the device LCD screen.Have a look...http://cdn.shopify.com/s/files/1/0227/2953/files/BE-GPS-2200-User-Guide-r1.2.pdf?760
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Yes there was for me, but it will only record speeds at 32kph or 20mph ... contact vender for a instructions
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Many thanks for input on precision of Bell Dashboard 100 cyclometer. It measures absurdly accurate...to 1/1000 mile (every 5.28 feet...). Just great. BUT my next question...when I follow directions to reset DST (distance) function by simultaneously depressing both buttons, it does a total reboot requiring me to re-enter wheel circumference, mi vs km, clock time. I must be screwing something up, but neither my bike fanatic son-in-law nor I can figure it out. Any answer-women or answer-men out there...? Thanks, Befuddled John
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It totally does. It's made for world wide use and it has several conversions and functions that allow you to change back and forth. Also speed conversions like KMH or MPH
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The wire is pretty long...you could put the sensor on the rear wheel if you wanted to.....yes, it'll measure MPH or KM. A very cool feature of this unit is the SCAN mode; the unit will cycle 4 functions, ride time, distance, max speed & average speed, while also display current speed. It also has a "+" & "-" indicator to show above or below current average speed. It's a very sweet unit. The original battery won't last long, so get a nice 3 pack of Energizer 357 batteries.
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I installed mine on a 2004 VTX1300 so I can't see any reason it couldn't be installed on your ride. It was a easy install on mine. I got a chrome P clamp to mount to my bars.