Will it work on a motorcycle moving at high speeds?
339806
I wouldn't see why not. However it only works as well as it's line of sight and what obstacles lay ahead. Also your reaction time is going to be all that saves you at "high speeds" because as I'm sure you already know this doesn't make you invisible.
339807
Not very well. It is constantly beeping on my motorcycle even at low speeds. Lots of false alerts.
339808
Yes; wherever you are (legally) traveling at high speeds on a motorcycle, you would want to use the Bluetooth connection with your smartphone so that the phone transmits alerts (such as construction zone ahead) over your helmet transceiver/headphone system.
1379373
You should have no problem I use it on a carbureted motorcycle and it works fine
1881764
It should, I used it for MTB single speed conversion. At the time and still might be, it was marked as free return, for the price it's great too. Good luck.
1064951
My honest answer is it won't work, even placing this on the back wheel of actual bikes. If you place the sensor and the magnet on the back wheel with spokes, and the computer itself in front of you on the handlebar, the distance is too far out of range. The signal generated by the sensor and magnet won't reach the computer.
222329
Not sure of the question. If U mean does it work on a vehicle that is traveling yes.
1751238
You could. But I dont see the point in that. I put it on a pocket rocket/moped for see how fast I was moving. If you calibrate it right you can see how fast and far you ride. I also used it on a 600 honda street/ trick bike, both application it worked well. Cuts out around 115 MPH. I recommend this product to anyone.
1049075
Should work. This motor control acts like a dimmer and will allowspeedadjustment.
930173
I think it should work, yet I have never tried it like that. THe meter will see ~1 to 2mph air flow.
203005
Yes it will work very well, I have it on two single-cylinder 4-stroke Honda motorcycles.
433507
I cannot say it even works with motorcycles as fortunately, I have not needed to use it. I would, of course, be using it on a tubeless tire. Would you?
1857267
yes, should work for any motorcycle, the readings on the guage itself mean nothing, as long as all needles are moving the same. usually you will sync to the #2 carb which has no adjustment.
789177
Most likely ,IF the drive cable turns the same direction 'clockwise" and if the speed range 0 to 50 is within 10MPH then I would give it a try . I have been using these to replace on snowmobiles , ATV Quad runners and now a Moped [Vespa} , On moped I used the whole head and cable on sled and quad just the head . BE adaptable ! &gt;&gt;Gary
1674423
It has the power for that, however, it does not have selectable gears (no forward and reverse) goes only one direction, so no that will not work.
330454
Don't know why it woundn't. I do believe it would. I installed it on a mountain bike. Hope this helps
1214240
Yes, it works with the speed sensor mounted on the back wheel as well. Have mine mounted that way
1978868
Yes it would work on a motorcycle. The attachment is universal. You would just have to find something to clamp on to. Be a little inventive. I use it on my scuba mask on the side of my head. Took a few trys to get it aimed right. It picks up decent video and sound. The speed of your motorcycle shpuld not be an issue. The clamp it comes with is a swivel. You could mount it on the headlamp, hanldebars, or your helmet. It is a cheap alternative to the GoPro camera, but mine works fine for scuba!!!
2105844
cant say on a mountanous terrain but i can say that it works great on my harley and never moves. great product.